Retraso de escaneo óptimo para la evaluación del páncreas canino mediante tomografía computarizada con una técnica de

Kimberly Lim1, Timothy Foo1, Evelyn Hall2

  • 1Radiology Department, Western Australian Veterinary Emergency and Specialty (WAVES), Success, Western Australia, Australia.

Resumen

Se determinaron los retrasos óptimos de escaneo por tomografía computarizada (TC) para la evaluación del páncreas canino. El realce de contraste máximo del páncreas ocurre entre 15 y 35 segundos después de la llegada a la aorta, lo que es crucial para una detección precisa de la enfermedad.

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