Abstract
A problem of Pancreatic CT scanning is the discrimination between the pancreas and the adjacent gastrointestinal tract. Generally we administer a dilution of gastrografin internally to make the discrimination. The degree of dilution has been decided by experience at each hospital. When the consistency of the contrast medium is low in density, an enhancement effect cannot be expected, but when the consistency is high, artifacts appear. We have experimented on the degree of the dilution and CT-No to decide the optimum consistency of gastrografin for the diagnosis of pancreatic disease. Statistical analysis of the results show the optimum dilution of gastrografin to be 1.5%.
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Matsushima, Kishio, Mimura, Seiichi, Tahara, Seiji, Kitayama, Takuichi, Inamura, Keiji, Mikami, Yasutaka, Hashimoto, Keiji, Hiraki, Yoshio, and Aono, Kaname.
Studies on the consistency of internally taken contrast medium for pancreas CT.
Japan: N. p.,
1985.
Web.
Matsushima, Kishio, Mimura, Seiichi, Tahara, Seiji, Kitayama, Takuichi, Inamura, Keiji, Mikami, Yasutaka, Hashimoto, Keiji, Hiraki, Yoshio, & Aono, Kaname.
Studies on the consistency of internally taken contrast medium for pancreas CT.
Japan.
Matsushima, Kishio, Mimura, Seiichi, Tahara, Seiji, Kitayama, Takuichi, Inamura, Keiji, Mikami, Yasutaka, Hashimoto, Keiji, Hiraki, Yoshio, and Aono, Kaname.
1985.
"Studies on the consistency of internally taken contrast medium for pancreas CT."
Japan.
@misc{etde_6106984,
title = {Studies on the consistency of internally taken contrast medium for pancreas CT}
author = {Matsushima, Kishio, Mimura, Seiichi, Tahara, Seiji, Kitayama, Takuichi, Inamura, Keiji, Mikami, Yasutaka, Hashimoto, Keiji, Hiraki, Yoshio, and Aono, Kaname}
abstractNote = {A problem of Pancreatic CT scanning is the discrimination between the pancreas and the adjacent gastrointestinal tract. Generally we administer a dilution of gastrografin internally to make the discrimination. The degree of dilution has been decided by experience at each hospital. When the consistency of the contrast medium is low in density, an enhancement effect cannot be expected, but when the consistency is high, artifacts appear. We have experimented on the degree of the dilution and CT-No to decide the optimum consistency of gastrografin for the diagnosis of pancreatic disease. Statistical analysis of the results show the optimum dilution of gastrografin to be 1.5%.}
journal = {Okayama Igakkai Zasshi; (Japan)}
volume = {97:1-2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1985}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {Studies on the consistency of internally taken contrast medium for pancreas CT}
author = {Matsushima, Kishio, Mimura, Seiichi, Tahara, Seiji, Kitayama, Takuichi, Inamura, Keiji, Mikami, Yasutaka, Hashimoto, Keiji, Hiraki, Yoshio, and Aono, Kaname}
abstractNote = {A problem of Pancreatic CT scanning is the discrimination between the pancreas and the adjacent gastrointestinal tract. Generally we administer a dilution of gastrografin internally to make the discrimination. The degree of dilution has been decided by experience at each hospital. When the consistency of the contrast medium is low in density, an enhancement effect cannot be expected, but when the consistency is high, artifacts appear. We have experimented on the degree of the dilution and CT-No to decide the optimum consistency of gastrografin for the diagnosis of pancreatic disease. Statistical analysis of the results show the optimum dilution of gastrografin to be 1.5%.}
journal = {Okayama Igakkai Zasshi; (Japan)}
volume = {97:1-2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1985}
month = {Feb}
}