contrast-enhanced imaging
Contrast-enhanced imaging refers to a medical imaging technique that involves the use of contrasting agents or dyes to improve the visibility and differentiation of certain structures or tissues in an image, thereby enhancing the diagnostic accuracy.
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- angiography
- computed tomography (ct)
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- dual-energy imaging
- fluoroscopy
- image interpretation and analysis
- image-guided biopsy
- magnetic resonance imaging (mri)
- molecular imaging
- nuclear medicine imaging
- optical coherence tomography (oct)
- positron emission tomography (pet)
- single-photon emission computed tomography (spect)
- ultrasound imaging
- x-ray imaging
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