[Use of a constant-flow 2-phase injector for abdominal scanners in 60 patients].

J P, Verdier; P, Cauquil; H, Caillet; M, Cauquil; A M, Brunet; G, Rouhana; K, Togbe; J P, Tessier

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[Use of a constant-flow 2-phase injector for abdominal scanners in 60 patients].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Jul 1992 French Journal:Journal de radiologie, volume 73 (issn: 0221-0363,

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Authors: J P, Verdier; P, Cauquil; H, Caillet; M, Cauquil; A M, Brunet; G, Rouhana; K, Togbe; +1 Authors

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[Use of a constant-flow 2-phase injector for abdominal scanners in 60 patients].

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Abstract

The intravenous injection of a contrast medium is carried out in more than 80% of all the patients undergoing abdominal CT. The use of a constant-flow two-phase injector has several advantages in practice: possibility to vary the injections, safety, easy use, reproducibility, overall quality of the results and possibility to reduce the dose of contrast medium. The routine use of such equipment seems to be indispensable at present.

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Assistance Publique -Hopitaux De Paris
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Hospital Paul Brousse
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Keywords

Radiography, Abdominal, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Contrast Media, Humans, Tomography, X-Ray Computed

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