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Radiologic Technology, 78:29-41 2006
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Contrast Studies

SUSAN M. ANDERSON, M.A.ED., R.T. (R)

Contrast media plays an important role in imaging soft tissues and organs. Though contrast imaging is considered safe, radiologic technologists can improve the safety of contrast examinations by reviewing institutional safety procedures, safe practices for different methods of contrast administration and possible complications. The need for efficient communication and attention to detail during contrast procedures is essential for patient safety.

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