•      170 cases (79 male / 91 female) 
•      Angina  pectoris and risks of coronary artery disease. 
•      Contrast agent: Ultravist, dose <1ml/kg
•      Radiation dosage <1-4 mSv (DLP x K-factor =DLP x 0.014)
•      Appropriate heart rate  < 70 p/min, if existing tachycardia can use Beta Blockers, Diltiazem... to slow down heart rate  
•      Appropriate blood pressure under 140/90 mmHg
CONCLUSIONS:
•     Image quality greatly improved (increased levels of accuracy). 
•     Radiation dose reducing 50-90% and extremely low amount of contrast agent (competitive and beneficial to the patient). 
•     Cardiac arrhythmia still could be scanning (more advantage than the older generation machines). 
•     Shooting and find the cause of the chest pain emergency.





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