Difference between revisions of "CT angiography of the head"
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Aneurysms are more readily visualized by thick slices such as 15mm, but thin slices such as 1.2 mm still need to be observed if there may be a focal occlusion or stenosis. | Aneurysms are more readily visualized by thick slices such as 15mm, but thin slices such as 1.2 mm still need to be observed if there may be a focal occlusion or stenosis. | ||
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Revision as of 11:47, 26 September 2018
Author:
Mikael Häggström [notes 1]
Approach
Aneurysms are more readily visualized by thick slices such as 15mm, but thin slices such as 1.2 mm still need to be observed if there may be a focal occlusion or stenosis.
Notes
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