The role of advanced imaging (3D imaging) continues to evolve — from early applications in identifying the right projections for aneurysm coiling to the wealth of information leading to safer and more effective treatments for essentially everything in neurointerventional arena. One of important educational frontiers in neurovascular space is to facilitate utilization of these readily available capabilities. This work is being spearheaded at our institution by Dr. Eytan Raz. The following represent examples of DYNA CT (This is Siemens Q). These are continuously improving and will be obsolete soon enough. So we will keep updating them.
We emphasize these contributions in multiple publications
Below are some examples. These, and many more, in context of interventions / treatments, are found on the Case Library page
Difference between 3D-DSA and “DYNA” versions — the higher resolution DYNA images (bottom row) definitively show the subcallosal branch (arrows) not be arising from the ruptured ACOM aneurysm, as strongly suggested by 3D-DSA (top row). The DYNA also identifies the point of rupture (dashed arrow in inset)
