Axial and coronal reformatted non contrast CT images in a 32 year old female showing left renal calculus (arrows).
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2 comments:
I want to know about the side effects if someone undergoes such radio diagnosis multiple times within a interval of 3-4 days?
Please let me know about the side effects of such radioactive imaging if it is done multiple times within short interval of 3/4 days?
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