Normal dual phase CT chest, abdomen and pelvis (trauma protocol)
Diagnosis not applicable
Presentation
Passenger in high speed RTA. No specific symptoms or signs. Imaging as per trauma protocol.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
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No traumatic injuries. Normal anatomic structures in chest, abdomen and pelvis, and normal contrast-related phenomena such as zebra stripe pattern in the spleen on arterial phase imaging.
Case Discussion
This is a normal CT of the chest, abdomen and pelvis, with the whole volume initially acquired in the arterial phase, and then the abdomen and pelvis acquired in the portal venous phase.
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