CECT Upper Abdomen Dual/Triple Phase is a specialized multiphasic contrast-enhanced CT examination that acquires images during different phases of contrast enhancement to provide detailed assessment of the liver and upper abdominal structures, particularly for characterizing liver lesions, evaluating tumors and vascular anatomy, and supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
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A dual-phase CT commonly includes two post-contrast phases, such as the arterial and portal venous phases. A triple-phase CT generally includes an additional delayed phase when clinically required. The exact phases and timing may vary according to the suspected condition and imaging protocol.
Yes. Multiphasic CT can help detect and characterize liver lesions, including selected primary liver tumors and metastases. In appropriate patients, the different enhancement patterns across phases provide important diagnostic information.
Yes. Inform the medical team about previous reactions to iodinated contrast, kidney disease, allergies, diabetes, thyroid disease, pregnancy, and other relevant medical conditions before the examination.
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