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... radiographic detail and reduces the density of the gallbladder . The latter may be impor- tant when small or radiopaque gallstones are present . Jensen and Kaud37 showed that fluo- rography with 70 - mm film from the output screen of ...
... radiographic detail and reduces the density of the gallbladder . The latter may be impor- tant when small or radiopaque gallstones are present . Jensen and Kaud37 showed that fluo- rography with 70 - mm film from the output screen of ...
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... radiographic procedures in which contrast material is introduced , a plain film should be the first step in the ... radiographic density of the contrast ma- terial , the radiographs must be made using low kv ( 69 to 70 kvp ) . The x ...
... radiographic procedures in which contrast material is introduced , a plain film should be the first step in the ... radiographic density of the contrast ma- terial , the radiographs must be made using low kv ( 69 to 70 kvp ) . The x ...
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... radiographic and radioisotope imaging tech- niques for the biliary tract . Similarly , ultra- sonography is not usually hampered by ex- trinsic factors that might interfere with specific organ visualization by radiography ( e.g. ...
... radiographic and radioisotope imaging tech- niques for the biliary tract . Similarly , ultra- sonography is not usually hampered by ex- trinsic factors that might interfere with specific organ visualization by radiography ( e.g. ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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