From the case: Active colonic bleeding: importance of preliminary non-contrast, arterial phase and delayed phase imaging on CT mesenteric angiography

From the case: Active colonic bleeding: importance of preliminary non-contrast, arterial phase and delayed phase imaging on CT mesenteric angiography

3 phase study ie preliminary non-contrast, arterial phase dynamic and delayed post contrast (5 minutes)

Axial C+ arterial phase

contributed by Dr Chris O'Donnell on January 14, 2016

Systems: Gastrointestinal

Vascular

Modality: CT (C+ arterial phase)

- “ Technique for 3 phase CT mesenteric angiography is very important. 1. patient must be bleeding at the time of the examination and should be scan...”

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3 phase study ie preliminary non-contrast, arterial phase dynamic and delayed post contrast (5 minutes)

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