CECT Dual/Triple Phase Upper Abdomen is an advanced multiphasic contrast-enhanced CT examination that provides detailed imaging of the upper abdominal organs and blood vessels during different phases of contrast enhancement to detect and characterize liver and other abdominal lesions, assess vascular anatomy, and support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
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A dual-phase CT generally includes two post-contrast phases, commonly the arterial and portal venous phases. A triple-phase CT may include an additional delayed phase when clinically required. The exact phases can vary according to the clinical indication and imaging protocol.
Yes. Multiphasic contrast-enhanced CT can help detect and characterize liver lesions by comparing their enhancement pattern across different contrast phases.
Yes. Multiphasic CT may be used in selected patients to assess known liver disease or tumors, treatment response, and certain post-treatment changes. The appropriate follow-up protocol depends on the underlying condition and treatment.
Yes. Inform the team about previous reactions to iodinated contrast, kidney disease, allergies, pregnancy, diabetes, thyroid conditions, medications, and other relevant medical conditions before the examination.
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