Rene

  • Giovanni Regine
  • Maurizio Atzori
  • Romano Fabbri
Chapter

Riassunto

Le applicazioni dell’uso del mezzo di contrasto (mdc) di II generazione in ambito puramente renale riguardano le seguenti patologie: ischemica, traumatica, flogistica ed espansiva (comprendendo in quest’ultima sia le formazioni di aspetto cistico che quelle solide).

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Giovanni Regine
    • 1
  • Maurizio Atzori
    • 1
  • Romano Fabbri
    • 1
  1. 1.UOC Radiologia della Piastra Ospedale S. Camillo-ForlaniniRomaItalia

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