Novel Photon-Counting CT Improves Myeloma Bone Disease Detection (IMAGE)

Radiological Society of North America

Novel Photon-Counting CT Improves Myeloma Bone Disease Detection

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Images in a 71-year-old man with multiple myeloma. Lytic lesions (dashed arrows) within a thoracic vertebral body and the left iliac wing are more conspicuous on the noncontrast-enhanced axial photon-counting detector (PCD) CT image (middle; solid arrows) compared with noncontrast-enhanced axial energy-integrating detector CT image (left). With 0.6-mm Br76 noncontrast-enhanced axial PCD CT reconstruction images (right), more lesions were detected (arrowheads).

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