Роль КТ-ангиографии в оценке лечения аневризм интракраниальных артерий

В обзоре представлена информация о возможностях и значимости применения компьютерной томографической ангиографии (КТА) как метода послеоперационного контроля церебральных аневризм после хирургического клипирования или эндоваскулярной эмболизации. Показано сравнение диагностической ценности КТА и церебральной ангиографии в отношении рутинного послеоперационного контроля. Описаны возможности усовершенствования методик сканирования и постобработки в рамках КТА для более качественной визуализации полноты выключения аневризм, а также минимизации артефактов от хирургических клипс и катушек.

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