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Page 474
... contrast materials have been in patients who received high doses of the compound.28 More than 2 consecutive doses are not indicated , as they do not yield a higher frequency of improved gallbladder opacification . " Care should be taken ...
... contrast materials have been in patients who received high doses of the compound.28 More than 2 consecutive doses are not indicated , as they do not yield a higher frequency of improved gallbladder opacification . " Care should be taken ...
Page 488
... contrast media amounts to perhaps 1 in 40,000 or more . However , in some circumscribed groups ( e.g. , individuals ... material for PTC requires the same pre- caution that applies to all injectable media because the material ...
... contrast media amounts to perhaps 1 in 40,000 or more . However , in some circumscribed groups ( e.g. , individuals ... material for PTC requires the same pre- caution that applies to all injectable media because the material ...
Page 489
... material reactions can be enhanced , with safety , by using up to 5 ml of contrast media IV in gradually increasing concentra- tions . In this particular study , the majority of reactors would have been missed if ... Contrast Material 489.
... material reactions can be enhanced , with safety , by using up to 5 ml of contrast media IV in gradually increasing concentra- tions . In this particular study , the majority of reactors would have been missed if ... Contrast Material 489.
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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