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Abdominal Pelvic CT Without Injection and Portal Phase Protocol: Guide for Radiology Techs

This video is a guide for radiology techs on protocols for an abdominal pelvic CT scan without injection and a portal phase CT. It shows a real exam, providing clinical and technical guidance. For more CT procedures, check out our library of radiology protocol videos here: https://bit.ly/3EkMmzh When you want to be more than just certified, choose Medical Professionals. https://www.medical-professionals.com/ You can check our Patient Care in Radiology CE courses here: Chapter 4.4: Patient Care in Radiology: Medical Emergencies | Chapter 4.4    • Patient Care in Radiology: Medical Emergen...   Chapter 4.3: Patient Care in Radiology: Medical Emergencies | Chapter 4.3    • Patient Care in Radiology: Medical Emergen...   And you can take the full Patient Care in Radiology CE course and earn 11.25 CE credits for your state and ARRT® renewal. https://bit.ly/393nqBE In this video, we will walk you through an AP CT scan without injection and a portal phase CT, step by step, from patient reception and positioning to checking out the patient and everything in between. The objective of this video: Share knowledge and practices with rad techs. #CTProtocols #Radiology #RadTech #computed tomography Chapters: 00:00 Patient Reception and Positioning, and Injector Preparation for Portal Phase CT 1:35 Abdominal Pelvic CT Protocol Selection and Acquisition 2:26 Slices Box Placement for First AP CT Acquisition 2:59 Reconstruction Filters for AP CT 3:51 Slices Box Placement for Portal Phase Injection Acquisition 4:18 Adding a Time-Delay for Injection to the Start of the Portal Phase Scan 4:41 Reconstruction Filters for Portal Phase CT 4:53 Programming the Injector 5:53 Multiplanar Reconstructions For more videos on CT exams and protocols, please check our full library of Radiology Protocols: https://bit.ly/3B1bIjs Please note that the practices shared are not necessarily the only best practices for performing this procedure. For all procedures you perform, you should refer to the protocols adopted by your facility. Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://bit.ly/3wLlg3z Facebook: https://bit.ly/37ZkG7U LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3JOqnUs