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contrast-enhanced-ct-during-extracorporeal-membrane-oxygenation-1
Headings Spacing
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"Technical considerations "

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Adjectival Hyphens
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"if there is no central access, contrast can be injected via the pre-oxygenator port"

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Citation Preceding Space
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"Preserved left ventricle function causes mixing of non-enhanced antegrade blood flow with contrast-enhanced retrograde flow in the proximal aorta. This can cause preferential enhancement of left arm and neck vessels6 and mimic dissection1."

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"Preserved left ventricle function causes mixing of non-enhanced antegrade blood flow with contrast-enhanced retrograde flow in the proximal aorta. This can cause preferential enhancement of left arm and neck vessels6 and mimic dissection1."

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"When attempting CTPA, contrast may be preferentially aspirated by the ECMO circuit with the right heart delivering minimal contrast to the pulmonary circulation, leaving pulmonary arteries un-opacified. Decreasing ECMO flow rates, increasing contrast volume and delaying scan time are possible solutions5."

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List Punctuation
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"Preserved left ventricle function causes mixing of non-enhanced antegrade blood flow with contrast-enhanced retrograde flow in the proximal aorta. This can cause preferential enhancement of left arm and neck vessels6 and mimic dissection1."

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"When attempting CTPA, contrast may be preferentially aspirated by the ECMO circuit with the right heart delivering minimal contrast to the pulmonary circulation, leaving pulmonary arteries un-opacified. Decreasing ECMO flow rates, increasing contrast volume and delaying scan time are possible solutions5."

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Colons
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"NB: This article is intended to outline some general principles of protocol design 1-5. The specifics will vary, each department will have stringent well-written guidelines to ensure these examinations are completed safely per local policy."

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Headings Case
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"Venovenous (VV) ECMO"

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"Venoarterial (VA) ECMO"

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Strong
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"The injection will be through a pressure-rated central line. The blood flow should be reduced to the lowest possible (and safest) setting."

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"The contrast will be injected via the ECMO circuit and will require the blood flow to be increased to the highest possible (and safest) setting."

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"Preserved left ventricle function causes mixing of non-enhanced antegrade blood flow with contrast-enhanced retrograde flow in the proximal aorta. This can cause preferential enhancement of left arm and neck vessels6 and mimic dissection1."

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"When attempting CTPA, contrast may be preferentially aspirated by the ECMO circuit with the right heart delivering minimal contrast to the pulmonary circulation, leaving pulmonary arteries un-opacified. Decreasing ECMO flow rates, increasing contrast volume and delaying scan time are possible solutions5."

Line 47:8 · In general, we don't start a list item with a capital letter. Exceptions are proper nouns.
Headings Valid
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Expected headings

  • H1 Indications
  • H1 1.5 vs 3 tesla
  • H1 Patient preparation
  • H1 Patient positioning
  • H1 Technical parameters
  • H2 Coil
  • H2 Scan geometry
  • H2 Planning
  • H1 Sequences
  • H2 Standard sequences
  • H2 Optional sequences
  • H1 Practical points
  • H1 Related articles
  • H1 See also

"Technical considerations "

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"Venovenous (VV) ECMO"

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"Contrast delivery"

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"ECMO blood flow"

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"Venoarterial (VA) ECMO"

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"Contrast delivery - antegrade blood flow"

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"ECMO blood flow"

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"Contrast delivery - retrograde blood flow"

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"ECMO blood flow"

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"Venoarterial ECMO radiographic pitfalls"

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