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Computed tomography image quality with high-flow contrast via high-pressure central venous catheter in critically ill patients

By
Emmanuelle Gentil
Quentin de Roux
Solène Ribot
Lucien Lapeyre
Victor PalombI
Alain Luciani
Christophe Quesnel
Vania Tacher
Nicolas Mongardon
October 14, 2025
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Critical Care (Springer)

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Mayo Clinic

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Stanford Health Care

Stanford, CA
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Critical Care (Springer)

Computed tomography image quality with high-flow contrast via high-pressure central venous catheter in critically ill patients

by Emmanuelle Gentil, Quentin de Roux, Solène Ribot, Lucien Lapeyre, Victor PalombI, Alain Luciani, Christophe Quesnel, Vania Tacher, Nicolas Mongardon
October 14, 2025

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