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Contrast-Enhanced Spiral CT of the Head and Neck: Comparison of Contrast Material Injection Rates

Reinhard Groell, Peter Willfurth, Gottfried J. Schaffler, Ramona Mayer, Ferdinand Schmidt, Martin M. Uggowitzer, Manfred Tillich and Bernd Genser
American Journal of Neuroradiology October 1999, 20 (9) 1732-1736;
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    Times of contrast material injection versus scan time in four protocols with different contrast material injection rates

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    A and B, Curves of the carotid artery and the jugular vein with four protocols of different contrast material injection rates.

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    Representative CT images using four different contrast material injection rates.

    A, The 1.5 mL/s protocol results in moderate attenuation of the carotid artery (long arrow) but insufficient attenuation of the jugular vein (short arrow).

    B, The longest times of sufficient vessel attenuation are achieved with the 2 mL/s protocol.

    C and D, With the 3 mL/s and 4 mL/s protocols the attenuation of the carotid artery and the jugular vein show a significant decrease towards the end of the scan sequence.

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Reinhard Groell, Peter Willfurth, Gottfried J. Schaffler, Ramona Mayer, Ferdinand Schmidt, Martin M. Uggowitzer, Manfred Tillich, Bernd Genser
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