| Specific anatomic region | Chest (airway) |
| Application | Airway (adult) |
| Author | Elliot K Fishman, MD |
| Reference Source | JHU Protocol |
| Scanner Used | 64 Slice |
| KV/Effective mAs/ Rotation time (sec) | 120/ 200 / 0.5 |
| Detector Collimation (mm) | 0.6 |
| Slice thickness (mm) | 0.75 |
| Pitch | 0.9 |
| Kernel | B30f medium smooth |
| Reconstruction interval | 0.5mm |
| Image order (acquisition) | Cr-ca |
| Oral contrast | N/A |
| IV contrast volume and type | N/A |
| Injection rate | N/A |
| Scan delay (sec) | N/A |
| 3D technique used | VRT / MIP / MPR |
Comment: - IV contrast might be unnecessary to look at stent patency or airway patency. But for tumor staging it is mandatory.
- For airway evaluation we routinely do 3D mapping. This is especially valuable with a stent present.
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