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A three phase CT scan is a ct scan, usually of the liver, that requires an injection of contrast medium, this injection helps outline the vessels of your body by giving the x-rays something to be absorbed by besides blood which has a very low absorption rate. The phases are:
1. Scan during injection: arterial phase, this will highlight lesions in or around the artery leading into the liver.
2. Scan during injection or shortly after: portal vein phase, this will show lesions in or around the portal vein.
3. Delayed scan after injection: this will allow the soft tissue to absorb the contrast and may highlight changes in tissue.
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74170
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