Precise Investigation for Diabetic Patient with Recurrent Stroke by the Reconstruction Image of SYNAPSE VINCENT

Background: For recent radiological development, three-dimension (3-D) reconstruction image analysis has been in focus.
Patient and Method: The patient is a 63-year-old male with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and recurrent cerebral vascular accident (CVA). The computed tomography (CT) data were analyzed by SYNAPSE VINCENT system.
Results: Carotid artery and bone are simultaneously synthesized into an image. Precise image of right carotid artery was freely rotated in 0-110 degrees, in which the stenosis with calcification was detected at the bulbus of carotid artery.
Discussion: Consequently, this technique and evaluation method would be beneficial for diagnosis and treatment, expecting future development.

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