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Digita l Mammogra phy Update:Design and Characterist ics of
Current Syst ems
Doug Pfeiffer, MS, DABR
Boulder Community Hospital
Outli ne
� Digital imaging in MAP
� Detector technologies� Manufacturers and their wares
Self -Assessment Module (SAM)
� To assist your efforts toward ABR MOC� Quiz at the end of the talk� SAM
– CAMPEP (Cat 1) activity
– 20 / 10 years (1/year)
– Instructional content
– 5 mult. choice questions– feedback
– no passing requirement
A real SAM!
Thanks to…
� Tony Seibert, PhD
� Eric Berns, PhD� Penny Butler, MS
� John Sandrik, PhD (GE)� Magnus Olofsson (Sectra)
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FFDM and the ACR
� MAP statistics show a growing adoption ofdigital mammography
US Mammography Facilitiesand Units
7000
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12000
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007Year
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# Facilities # Units
As of July 1, 2007
� 2926 FFDM units– 22% of all mammography units
� 1991 facilities had FFDM units– 23% of all US facilities
� FFDM growing about 6% / month
Uni ts
Facilitie s
Full Field Digital Mammograp hy inthe US
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Screen-Film Units FFDM Units
Screen-Film vs. FFDM Trends in theUS
FFDM Manufacturers and ModelsUndergoing ACR Accreditati on
(1308 units compl eting accr editatio n2/15/03 – 7/12/06)
82, 6%
412, 30%
80, 6%
222, 16%
564, 42%
GE SENOGRAPHE 2000 D
GE SENOGRAPHE DS
FISCHER SENOSCAN
LORAD SELENIA
SIEMENS MAMMOMATNOVATION DR
7.3%92.7%1711FFDM
11.3%88.7%14,574Screen -Film
Deficien tPass
Overall#
Units*
*1st attemp t for bot h initials and ren ewals ; 2/15/03 – 7/12/06
Screen-Film and FFDMAccre ditati on Results
1st Attempt Scree n-FilmDeficiencies(2/15/03 - 7/12/06)
27.7%
72.3%
Phantom Clin ica l
1st Attempt FFDMDeficienc ies(2/15/03 - 7/12/06)
26.0%
74.0%
Phantom Clinica l
Reasons Faci lit ies Do Not PassAccreditat ion
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Screen-Film ClinicalDefic iencies
56.9%
43.1%
Dense Fatty
FFDM ClinicalDeficiencies
52.4%
47.6%
Dense Fatty
Clini cal Images:Fatty vs. Dense Deficienc ies
128.64.003.854.841711FFDM
(31.4)(0.41)(0.4)(0.48)(SD)
(0.33)
3.60
Specks
(0.54)
4.70
FibersAverage Scores
(0.39)
3.74
Masses
14,574
# UnitsAve Dose*
(mrads)
(38.6)(SD)
168.7Screen -Film
*as measured by TLD
Phantom Images and Dose
Detailed InformationSource Digital Detect or Technologies
� Indirect– Cesium iodide with CCD– Cesium iodide with TFT
� Direct– Amorphous selenium with TFT
� Computed Radiography (CR)� Photon Counting
– Crystalline silicon
1966?
5
Indirect – CsI with CCD
� [Fischer SenoScan]
� (Philips MammoDiagnost FD Eleva = Fischer?)
[ ] = no longer available, ( ) = not FDA approved
Theory: CsI with CCD (slot scan)
Fiber Optic Coupling ofFiber Optic Coupling of CsICsI ScintillatorScintillator totoRectangular CCD ArraysRectangular CCD Arrays
CsICsI ScintillatorScintillator
11--toto--1 Fiber1 FiberOptic CouplerOptic Coupler
CCD ArrayCCD Array
XX--raysrays
Implementati on: CsI with CCD (slotscan)
Cesium IodideCesium IodideScintil latorScintil lator
Fiber OpticFiber OpticPlatePlate
4 CCD4 CCDArraysArrays
1 cmwide slot
Fischer SenoScan Sys tem
6
Fischer SenoScan Details
12 bitsDynamicRange
1 mm-1 – 24%
3 mm -1 – 22%
5 mm -1 – 19%
DQE (Mo/Mo, 28kVp, 8.5 mR=85µGy)
4096 x 5625pixels (34.6 MB)
Image size
54 µm (N)27 µm (HR)
Pixel size
21 x 29 cm (N)10.5 x 14.5(HR)
Detector size(scanner area)
Fischer SenoScan Details
Digitalmagnificationonly
Magnification
<8.5 mmChest wallmissing tissue
NoneGrid
W targetAl filter
X-Ray Tube
Fischer SenoScan Details
10 mm-1fNy
0.13M(fNy)
Automatic,prescan
AutomaticExposureControl
Acquisitiondelay
12-15 secondsDisplay time
Fischer SenoScan Sys tem
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Indirect – Csi with TFT
� GE Senographe Essential
� GE Senographe DS� [GE Senographe 2000D]
1980
Theory: CsI with TFT
X-ray photons
Cesium Iodi de (CsI)
Digital Data
Light Photons
Amorphous Sil iconPhotodiode/Transi stor Matrix
Electrons
Readout Electroni cs
Theory : CsI wit h TFT
Columns ofColumns of
scintillatorsci ntillator
XX--raysrays
Subst rateSubstr ate
Amorp housAmor phoussiliconsili condetect orsdetectors
cesium iod idecesium iodide
CsI-Needles, 5 - 10µm
Pixel Size (i.e. 100 µm)
Amorphous Silicon Detector
X-ray Photon
5 µµµµm
200-300 µm thick90% absorption
8
Implementati on: Silic on DiodeArray Detector
Scint illat orScintillat or ((CsICsI))
Contact LeadsContact LeadsFor ReadFor Read--OutOutElectronic sElectroni cs
Amor phousAmorph ousSilico n ArraySilicon Array
100 micronpixel size
Conta ct FingersContac t Fing erson 3 Edgeson 3 Edges
Glass Substr ateGlass Substrate
GE Senogra phe Details
100 µm 100 µm
19.2 x 23.0
14 bits14 bitsDynamicRange
0 mm-1 – 60%2 mm -1 – 52%
5 mm -1 – 18%
0 mm-1 – 50%2 mm -1 – 41%
5 mm -1 – 15%
1 mm-1 – 52%3 mm -1 – 49%
5 mm -1 – 30%
DQE (Mo/Mo, 28kVp, 8.5 mR=85µGy) (GE doc.)
2394 x 3062pixels (14 MB)
1914 x 2294pixels (9 MB)
1914 x 2294pixels (9 MB)
Image size
100 µmPixel size
24.0 x 30.719.2 x 23.0Detector size
EssentialDS2000D
GE Senogr aphe Details
1.5X, 1.8X1.5X, 1.8X1.5X, 1.8XMagnification
<5 mm<4 mm<4 mmChest wallmissing tissue
5:1, 36 lp/cm5:1, 31 lp/cm5:1Grid
Mo/Rh target
Mo/Rh filter
Mo/Rh target
Mo/Rh filter
Mo/Rh target
Mo/Rh filter
X-Ray Tube
EssentialDS2000D
GE Senogra phe Details
5 mm-15 mm-15 mm-1fNy
(0.37)(0.37)0.37M(fNy)
AOP (CNT,STD, DOSE),auto dense loc.
AOP (CNT,STD, DOSE),auto dense loc.
AOP (CNT,STD, DOSE),auto dense loc.
AutomaticExposureControl
<25 seconds<18 secondsAcquisitiondelay
16 sec raw
21 secprocessed
<10 sec raw,<15 secprocessed
10 secondsDisplay time
EssentialDS2000D
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GE Senogr aphe Systems
(2000D nolongeravailable)DS
Essential
Amo rphous Selenium with TFT
� Hologic Selenia
� Siemens Mammomat NovationDR
� (Agfa DM 1000 – NovationDR)
� (IMS Giotto Image MD/SD-SDL)� (Planmed Sophie Nuance)
Theory : Amor phous Selenium wit hTFT Implementation: aSe Detect or
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Implementati on: aSe Detecto r aSe Unit Detai ls
13 bits
1 mm-1 – 63%
3 mm -1 – 52%
5 mm -1 – 31%
2816 x 3584pixels (16 MB)
85 µm
24.0 x 30.0
Giotto Image
70 µm 85 µm
24.0 x 29.0
16 bits14 bits14 bitsDynamicRange
1 mm-1 – 56% (40%)
3 mm-1 – 44% (30%)
5 mm-1 – 30% (20%)
DQE(Mo/Mo, 28kVp, 8.5mR)
2816 x 3584pixels (20 MB)
3328 x 4096pixels (24 MB)
3328 x 4096pixels (24 MB)
Imagesize
70 µmPixel size
24.0 x 30.0(?)
24.0 x 29.0Detectorsize
PlanmedNuance
SiemensNovation
HologicSelenia
aSe Unit Detai ls
1.8X
Cellular
Mo target
Mo/Rh filter
HologicSelenia
1.5X, 1.8X
≤5 mm
5:1, 31 lp/cm
Mo/W target
Mo/Rh/Al filter
SiemensNovation
1.8X
5:1, 36 lp/cm
Mo target
Mo/Rh filter
Giotto Image
1.6X, 1.8X,2.0X
5:1, 34 lp/cm
Mo target
Mo/Rh filter
PlanmedNuance
Magnifica-tion
Chest wallmissingtissue
Grid
X-RayTube
aSe Unit Detai ls
5.88 mm-17.14 mm-17.14 mm-1fNy
0.460.44M(fNy)
Manual cellselection,auto breastdensitydetection
15-20seconds
HologicSelenia
Manual cellselection, autobreast densitydetection
40-50seconds
SiemensNovation
Manual cellselection
4 seconds
Giotto Image
Auto cellselection, autokVp selection
5-10seconds
PlanmedNuance
AutomaticExposureControl
Acquisitiondelay
Displaytime
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aSe Units
Giotto ImageSiemens Novation
Planmed Nuance
Casset te-based (CR) Systems
� Fuji ClearView
� (Philips PCR Eleva CosimaX)� (Kodak DirectView CR)
� (Agfa CR MM3.0 Mammo)
1960
Theory : Compute d Radiography
PSPPSP
Base supportBase support
plate exposure:plate exposure:create latent imagecreate latent imag e
xx--ray exposureray expo sure
Theory: Computed Radiography
plate erasure:plate erasure:remove residual signalremove residual signal
light erasurelight erasure
plate readout:plate readout:extract latent imageextract latent image
laser beam scanlaser beam scan
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Theory : Compute d Radiography
8 eV8 eV
LaserLaserstimulationstimulation
2 eV2 eV
Incident xIncident x--raysrays
F center trapF center trapPSLPSL
3 eV3 eV
� Standard resolution: ~100 µm BaFBr� High resolution: ~50-70 µm BaFBr� Dual-side read; structured phosphor, CsBr
Implemetati on: ComputedRadiogra phy
PMT
Beam deflec tor
LaserSourc e
Light channeling guide
Plate translation:Sub-scan direction
Laser beam:Scan direction
Output Signal
Reference detecto r
B eam splitt er
Cyl indrica l m irr orf-thetal ens
A mplifier
ADC
To imageprocess or
Implemetat ion : Compute dRadiography
Incident Laser BeamIncident Laser Beam
Lig ht guide assemb lyLig ht guide assembl yand PMTand PMT
Protective LayerProte ctive Layer
Phosp hor LayerPhosp hor Layer
Base Supp ortBase Support
LightScattering
Laser Light Spread
Photos timula tedLuminesce nce
"Effective" readout diameter
Implemetati on : Double -SidedReadout
laser beam
mirror
Protect ivelayer
phot odetector
photodetector
opti calgui de
Transparentsupport
Phos phorlayer
emission
opti calgui de
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CR System Details
10 mm-110 mm-110 mm-110 mm-1fNy
0.37M(fNy)
2816 x 3584pixels (MB)
50 µm
18 x 24
24 x 30
KodakDirectView
50-200 µm 50 µm
18 x 24
24 x 30
12 bits14 bitsDynamicRange
DQE
4760 x 5840pixels (42 MB)
4728 x 5928pixels (xx MB)
3328 x 4096pixels (24 MB)
Imagesize
50 µmPixel size
18 x 24
24 x 30
18 x 24
24 x 30
Detectorsize
Agfa CRMM3.0
Philips PCREleva
Fuji FCRm
Phot on Counti ng
� Sectra MicroDose
1953
Photon Count ing Theory Phot on Counti ng Theory
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Photon Count ing Theory Phot on Counti ng Theory
� Quoted 90% detection efficiency (edge-on detectors)� Quoted 94% scatter rejection� 2 MHz/pixel maximum count rate� 3.6 eV to create electron-hole pair
– both Compton and PE contribute– ~103 hp per photon
� Custom-designed ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit)contains pre-amplifier, shaper, comparator, digital counter
– 100 nS pulse– 2 MHz count rate– ~200 electron rms noise– no Swank noise
� Operates close to quantum limit
Sectra Micr oDose Details
12 bitsDynamicRange
1 mm-1 – 60%
3 mm -1 – 40%5 mm -1 – 18%
DQE (Mo/Mo, 28kVp, 8.5 mR=85µGy)
4800 x 5200pixels (37 MB)
Image size
50 µmPixel size
24 x 26 cmDetector size(scanned area)
Monnin, et al
Sectra MicroDose Details
Digitalmagnificationonly
Magnification
<5 mmChest wallmissing tissue
NoneGrid
W targetAl filter
X-Ray Tube
15
Sectra Micr oDose Details
Automatic,prescan
AutomaticExposureControl
Acquisitiondelay
<20 secondsDisplay time
Sectra MicroDose System
MTF Comparison DQE Comparison
Monnin, et al
16
DQE Comparison
Lazzari, et. al.
131 µGy
Dose Comparison (AGD)
[0.5 mGy]SectraMicroDose
1.8 mGy(2.1 mGy)
HologicSelenia
1.3 mGy(1.5 mGy)
FischerSenoScan
1.9 mGyFuji
1.5 mGyGE 2000D
(1.0 mGy)GE DSDosesfrom:
Bloomquistet al
or
(measuredclinically)
or
[manufacturer]
Future Developme nts
� Tomosynthesis (Lorad, GE, Planmed)
� Dual energy� Contrast enhancement
� CAD integration� ??
SAM questi ons
� Follow on the next slides
� Use response system
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Of the foll ow ing sys tems, whichinco rporate CsI in the detector?
6%
3%
89%
0%
3% 1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE Essential4. Siemens Mammomat Novation5. Fuji FCRm
Of the followi ng systems, whichincorporat e CsI in the detector?
1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE Essential4. Siemens Mammomat Novation5. Fuji FCRm
Of the foll ow ing sys tems, whichinco rporate CsI in the detector?
1. Lorad Selenia – amorphous selenium2. Sectra Microdose – crystalline silicon3. GE Essential - CsI4. Siemens Mammomat Novation – a-Se5. Fuji FCRm – CsBr
Which of the follow ing systemsdoes not uti lize a grid?
7%
0%
2%
82%
9% 1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE DS4. Siemens Mammomat Novation5. Fuji FCRm
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Which of the follo wing systemsdoes not util ize a gr id?
1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE DS4. Siemens Mammomat Novation5. Fuji FCRm
Which of the follow ing systemsdoes not uti lize a grid?
� Explanation– The Sectra MicroDose uses a pre- and
post- collimated slot scan system, inherentlyreducing the S/P to a level obviating use ofa grid.
Which of the follo wing yields theoveral l lowest DQE?
20%
68%
0%
9%
2% 1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE Essential4. Fischer Senoscan5. Fuji FCRm
Which of the follow ing yields theoverall lowest DQE?
1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE Essential4. Fischer Senoscan5. Fuji FCRm
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Which of the follo wing yields theoveral l lowest DQE?
1. Lorad Selenia2. Sectra Microdose3. GE Essential4. Fischer Senoscan
5. Fuji FCRm
References
� Blo omquist , A et al, Quality con trol for di gital mammograp hyin the ACRIN DMIS trial: Part I, Med. Phys. 33 (3), March 206,p. 719-36.
� Lawinsk i C, et al, Comparative Specifi cations of Full FieldDig ital Mammogra phy Systems , Medicine and HealthcareProduct s Regul atory Ag ency, Repor t 05037, CrownPublish ing, July 2005
� Lazzari , B et al, Physica l charac ter isti cs of five clinicalsys tems for dig ital mammograph y, Med. Phys. 34 (7), July2007, p. 2730-2743.
� Monnin , P et al, A compari son of the perform ance of digita lmammography systems , Med. Phys. 34 (3), March 2007, p.906-914.
� Manuf acturer -specific docu ments: Operator ’s Manuals , QCManuals, whit e papers, marke ting bl urbs
� RadioG raphi cs, Vol 10, 1111-1131, 1990