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Observer correlation in interpreting the degree of stenosis on studies obtained with gadolinium- and iodine-based contrast agents
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Histogram shows observers' reasons for reduced quality of iodine- and gadolinium-based studies. AQ indicates adequacy of contrast; PP, patient positioning; SA, saturation artifact; PM, patient motion; O, other factors, including filming technique and misregistration due to calcified plaque
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A and B, Gadolinium- (A) and iodine-based (B) frontal projections of common carotid arteriogram. Although the depiction of vascular anatomy is equivalent, there is relatively decreased intravascular contrast on the gadolinium examination
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A and B, Gadolinium- (A) and iodine-based (B) common carotid arteriograms. Lateral injections are nearly identical, except that the gadolinium examination has increased graininess due to film contrast
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