CTA is an advanced neurovascular imaging scan that detects damaged blood vessels such that rapid treatment for conditions such as brain injuries, aneurysm and/or stroke can be initiated.

"CTA is a better technique for finding small blockages in coronary arteries," says Mario Garcia, MD, director of cardiovascular imaging at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. "If you have a blockage ...

and supporting the radiology community.” Manual CTA reconstructions take considerable time, even with available resources, and turnaround times may stretch to hours, which can delay critical ...

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Imaging without contrast also has the added benefit of quantifying the amount of calcium present within the plaque itself. The main limitations of MRA and CTA are primarily related to the dye ...

This technology can assist in detecting anomalies, dissections, and stenosis more swiftly and accurately, potentially improving patient outcomes, significantly enhancing neuroradiologists’ workflows, ...