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CT of the spleen:
Contrast protocol?
Oral contrast

100 to 150mL iodinated IV contrast
2 to 3 mL/sec
typical delay 75 to 85
CT of the spleen:
Slice reconstruction?
standard is 5mm

if abnormality seen, 0.5 to 2mm overlapping
CT of the spleen:
scan coverage?
dome of the liver superiorly through the iliac crest inferiorly
CT of the spleen:
mAs?
200 to 300 mAs
CT of the spleen:
filming and post-processing?
Soft Tissues:
WW 300 to 400
WL 0 to 50

Liver Windows:
WW 120 to 160
WL 40 to 70
CT of pancreas:
Contrast protocol?
Oral contrast

100 to 150mL
2 to 3mL
typical delay 50 to 60 seconds
CT of pancreas:
slice reconstruction?
standard 5mm

0.5 to 2mm if abnormality seen
CT of pancreas:
scan coverage?
dome of the liver superiorly through the iliac crest
CT of pancreas:
filming and post-processing?
Soft Tissues:
WW 300 to 400
WL 0 to 50

Liver Window:
WW 120 to 160
WL 40 to 70
CT of kidneys and adrenals:
Contrast protocol?
Oral Contrast

100 to 150mL iodinated IV contrast
2 to 3mL/sec
typical delay 75 to 85
CT of kidneys and adrenals:
Slice Reconstructions?
standard 5mm

0.5 to 1.5mm if abnormality seen
CT of kidneys and adrenals:
filming and post-processing?
Soft Tissue:
WW 300 to 400
WL 0 to 50

Liver Window:
WW 120 to 160
WL 40 to 70
CT of GI Tract:
Contrast Protocol?
Oral Contrast

IV contrast optional
CT of GI Tract:
slice reconstructions?
standard 5mm contiguous

0.5 to 2mm if abnormality seen
CT of GI Tract:
filming and post-processing?
Soft Tissues:
WW 300 to 400
WL 0 to 50
Ureteral Calculi scan:
Contrast Protocol?
Typically no contrast given (Oral or IV)
Ureteral Calculi scan:
scan coverage?
top of the kidneys to the bladder
Ureteral Calculi scan:
slice reconstructions?
5mm overlapping reconstructions recommended