Validating a Practical Correction for Intravenous Contrast on Computed Tomography–Based Muscle Density

The previously established correction for contrast of -7.5 HU was applied in a new patient population, axial muscle region, muscle measurement size, and expanded on previously studied contrast phases. The correction produced contrast-corrected muscle densities that were statistically equivalent to noncontrast muscle densities. The simplicity of the correction gives clinicians a tool that seamlessly integrates into practice or research to improve harmonization of data between contrast and noncontrast scans.

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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography
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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1097/rct.0000000000001682
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Nutrition and Health in Aging
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Abstract

The previously established correction for contrast of -7.5 HU was applied in a new patient population, axial muscle region, muscle measurement size, and expanded on previously studied contrast phases. The correction produced contrast-corrected muscle densities that were statistically equivalent to noncontrast muscle densities. The simplicity of the correction gives clinicians a tool that seamlessly integrates into practice or research to improve harmonization of data between contrast and noncontrast scans.

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