Oral contrast for CT in patients with acute non-traumatic abdominal and pelvic pain: what should be its current role?

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Ania Z Kielar

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Douglas S Katz

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Prospective comparison of helical CT of the abdomen and pelvis without and with oral contrast in assessing acute abdominal pain in adult Emergency Department patients.

Acceptability of oral iodinated contrast media: a head-to-head comparison of four media.

Acute gastrointestinal bleeding: emerging role of multidetector CT angiography and review of current imaging techniques.

Does high body mass index obviate the need for oral contrast in emergency department patients?

The lack of efficacy for oral contrast in the diagnosis of appendicitis by computed tomography.

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