Head and Neck
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Specific Anatomic Region |
Neck |
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Application |
R/O adenopathy |
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Author |
Spreer J et al. |
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Reference Source |
J Comput Assist Tomogr 19(6):905-910 |
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Scanner Used |
Siemens Somatom Plus 4 |
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Injection Rate |
1ml/sec |
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Contrast Volume and Type |
100ml of Omnipaque-300 |
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Area Scanned |
Cervical region |
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Scan Delay |
30sec |
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Length of Spiral (time) |
40sec |
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Slice Thickness |
5mm |
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Table Speed/Pitch |
5mm/sec |
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Reconstruction Interval |
5mm |
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3D Technique Used |
None used |
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Comment: 1. With Spiral CT this can easily be combined with an examination of the chest. 2. I think this flow rate is just too low for a good study. A flow rate of 2-2.5ml/sec is ideal. |
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Case 1: adenopathy due to lymphoma |
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Case 2: SVC and jugular vein thrombosis |
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Case 3: substernal thyroid |