Usefulness of saline pushing in reduction of contrast material dose in abdominal CT: evaluation of time–density curve for the aorta, portal vein and liver

Author： Tatsugami F   Matsuki M   Inada Y   Nakai G   Tanikake M   Yoshikawa S   Narabayashi I  

Publisher： British Institute of Radiology

ISSN： 0007-1285

Source： British Journal of Radiology, Vol.80, Iss.952, 2007-04, pp. : 231-234

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