“Direct MPR”: A Useful Tool for Oblique CT Fluoroscopy-Assisted Puncture

2017 
Objective Conventional multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) imaging can be used as a tool for planning oblique puncture procedures, but it takes a few minutes to reconstruct and is not appropriate for real-time CT fluoroscopy-assisted puncture. Recently, new MPR technology has been used that requires only 8 s and makes it possible to obtain a nearly real-time CT fluoroscopy-assisted oblique puncture. We refer to it as “direct MPR.” This is the first clinical report of this technique.
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