Sebastian Leschka
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

Associate professor Expert in CTA, emergency radiology, abdominal imaging

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Case: Exam for Ruptured Aneurysma

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Mar 15, 2010
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.
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  • Case: Exam for Ruptured Aneurysma
  • Case: Exam for Ruptured Aneurysma
  • Case: Exam for Ruptured Aneurysma

Case history 81-year-old male presented for follow-up exam to indicate convalescence progress. 6 weeks before, he had been delivered for coiling and stent implantation due to ruptured aneurysm. He had complained about pain in the lower abdominal region. A day after the stent implantation a type II endoleakage had appeared. 4 … Read more

Diagnostic accuracy of high-pitch dual-source CT for the assessment of coronary stenoses: first experience

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Oct 23, 2009
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

The objective was to prospectively investigate the diagnostic accuracy of high-pitch (HP) dual-source computed tomography coronary angiography (CTCA) compared with catheter coronary angiography (CCA) for the diagnosis of significant coronary stenoses. Read more

Persistent Left Vena Cava Superior Draining Directly to the Left Atrium and Partial Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Jul 24, 2009
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

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Persistent Left Vena Cava Superior Draining Directly to the Left Atrium and Partial Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Jul 24, 2009
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.
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History A 55-year-old male patient (heart rate 75 bpm, body mass index 26.0 kg/sqm) suffered from progredient physical inefficiency and atypical chest pain since several months. Thoracic CT (non-ECG-gated) raised the suspicion of thrombosis of the innominate vein. There was also found a left mediastinal tubular contrast-enhanced structure which was suspected … Read more

Persistent Left Vena Cava Superior Draining Directly to the Left Atrium and Partial Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | May 29, 2009
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History A 55-year-old male patient (heart rate 75 bpm, body mass index 26.0 kg/sqm) suffered from progredient physical inefficiency and atypical chest pain since several months. Thoracic CT (non-ECG-gated) raised the suspicion of thrombosis of the innominate vein. There was also found a left mediastinal tubular contrast-enhanced structure which was suspected … Read more

Dose reduction in DSCT compared to 64-MDCT

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Jan 8, 2009
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

Abrar Hayat, Kuwait, has sent the following question: dose reduction in DSCT compared to 64-MDCT: Other venders claim that they have upgraded their 64-MDCT with new applications so that the dose is reduced by 50 % compared to their regular 64-MDCT! how does the DSCT compare to those? Am I going to … Read more

Mono- versus bisegment reconstruction algorithms for dual-source computed tomography coronary angiography

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Dec 22, 2008
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

Objektive: To compare the image quality of mono- versus bisegment reconstruction algorithms for dual-source computed tomography coronary angiography (CTCA). Materials and methods: Eighty consecutive patients (27 women; average age, 60 +/- 12 years) were randomly assigned to 2 different CTCA scanning protocols: 40 patients (group A) underwent dual-source CTCA with a … Read more

Low kilovoltage cardiac dual-source CT: attenuation, noise, and radiation dose

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Nov 16, 2008
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of low kilovoltage dual-source computed tomography coronary angiography (CTCA) on qualitative and quantitative image quality parameters and radiation dose. Dual-source CTCA with retrospective ECG gating was performed in 80 consecutive … Read more

Prevalence and morphology of coronary artery ectasia with dual-source CT coronary angiography

posted by Sebastian Leschka, M.D. | Aug 19, 2008
Sebastian Leschka, M.D.

Abstract To assess the prevalence and morphological characteristics of coronary artery ectasia (CAE) with CT coronary angiography (CTCA) in comparison to conventional catheterangiography (CCA), Dual-source CTCA examinations from 677 consecutive patients (223 women; median age 57 years) were retrospectively evaluated by two blinded observers for the presence of CAE defined as … Read more


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