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04 / PULMONARY VALVE INTERVENTION

Plan pulmonary valve implants from CT.

QuanPulmo uses CT to measure the right ventricular outflow tract and pulmonary arteries, then compare the size and position of candidate valves.

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The deployment view shows geometry. It does not model valve recoil or tissue movement.

THE WORKFLOW

How the workflow works.

  1. 01CT selection
  2. 02RVOT & pulmonary artery
  3. 03Centreline
  4. 04Landing-zone profile
  5. 05Device fit
  6. 06PulmonicAssist

Review the scan and measurements at each step.

01RVOT & pulmonary anatomyPulmonary Valve Intervention

RVOT & pulmonary anatomy.

Review the right ventricular outflow tract, main pulmonary artery, and nearby branches.

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02Centreline-based measurementsPulmonary Valve Intervention

Centreline-based measurements.

Measure vessel width, area, and perimeter at selected points along the outflow tract.

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03Landing-zone profilePulmonary Valve Intervention

Landing-zone profile.

Review how the vessel width changes along its length and mark the planned device area.

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04Device comparisonPulmonary Valve Intervention

Device comparison.

Compare supported device sizes and positions against the vessel measurements.

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05Virtual deploymentPulmonary Valve Intervention

Virtual deployment.

View the planned device position and compare its outline with the measured anatomy.

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06Procedural viewsPulmonary Valve Intervention

Procedural views.

Review the planned device depth, working views, and measurements in PulmonicAssist.

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REPORT CONTENTS

What the report can include.

  • RVOT & pulmonary cross-sections
  • Diameter and perimeter profiles
  • Landing-zone measurements
  • Device-fit comparison
  • Working views and report

SPHYGMA / QUANPULMO

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