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CT Scan - Disadvantages

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Need for contrast media for enhanced soft tissue contrast.

Tissue non-specificity i.e. it does have ability to highlight any particular organ/ tissue.

Cost concerns

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Posted by: abhinav2011(Guest) Posted on: 01/29/2011

computed tomography is brillant for the students and teenagers.it is very helpful and gives us plenty of knowledge about any matter.

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