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Table C.8.27.5-1 specifies the Attributes of the Intravascular Image Acquisition Parameters Module, which describe the parameters and characteristics of an intravascular image acquisition. These parameters are common to both IVUS and IVOCT.
Table C.8.27.5-1. Intravascular Image Acquisition Parameters Module Attributes
Type of Intravascular Image Acquisition. See Section C.8.27.5.1. |
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Intravascular imaging catheter pullback rate. Specified in units of mm/sec. Required if IVUS Acquisition (0018,3100) value is MOTORIZED. See Section C.8.27.5.2. |
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Frame number at which the motorized portion of the acquisition begins. Required if IVUS Acquisition (0018,3100) value is MOTORIZED. See Section C.8.27.5.1. |
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Frame number at which the motorized portion of the acquisition is complete. Required if IVUS Acquisition (0018,3100) value is MOTORIZED. See Section C.8.27.5.1. |
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Direction of rotation of the Intravascular rotating catheter during acquisition, from the perspective of the motor, proximal to distal. |
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Rate of rotation of the Intravascular rotating catheter during acquisition, in Hz. |
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The Attribute IVUS Acquisition (0018,3100) denotes the method used to acquire the Intravascular Images.
MOTORIZED: The Intravascular imaging catheter is positioned in the blood vessel proximal or distal to the anatomical structures to be examined. The catheter is attached to a motorized mechanism capable of either pushing forward or pulling back the catheter through the vessel at a constant velocity, as specified by the IVUS Pullback Rate (0018,3101). The motorized acquisition takes place during the time between acquisition of the IVUS Pullback Start Frame Number (0018,3103), and acquisition of the IVUS Pullback Stop Frame Number (0018,3104).
MANUAL: The Intravascular imaging catheter is positioned in the blood vessel proximal or distal to the anatomical structures to be examined. The catheter is then manually pulled back or pushed forward through the vessel segment of interest.
SELECTIVE: The Intravascular imaging catheter is positioned in the blood vessel. The catheter is then manually pushed forward and/or pulled back to examine the anatomical structures in the vessel.
MEASURED: The Intravascular imaging catheter is positioned in the blood vessel near the anatomical structures to be examined. The catheter is then pulled back or pushed forward through the vessel segment of interest. The longitudinal movement between each acquired frame is measured and recorded. See Section C.8.27.6.2 for more information.
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