Contrast media extravasation
Diagnosis certain
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Critical care patient for a CT study in search of pancreatitis.
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This case shows a small extravasion of low-osmolar contrast media (15ml) with a power inyector. The contrast media injection was stopped just the soft tissue volume increase was visible. After extravasion protocol applied, the patient did not suffer any complications.
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X-rays shows diffuse contrast medium in the subcutaneous space.
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Frontal.
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Lateral.
Single Or Stack Root
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