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Will My Liver Be Safe With Ctstonogram Radiation?

salam im a 35 yo female wd parenchymeal vs medullar calcification right kidney cannot rule out mild medullary nephrocalcinosis.parenchymal vs vascular calcification vs non obstructing inferior calyceal calculus left. my doctor suggest ctstonogram im afraid the radiation dye or sideeffect will cause ,is there a possibility that it will? will my liver be safe frm it?
Thu, 11 Sep 2014
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Hello,
Ct Scan can be done plain (without contrast) and also be done with contrast (dye), so if your kidney tests are abnormal, you should always get only a plain CT, but in some conditions to know further anatomy ,if contrast CT is required, you should consult your Nephrologist and take his valuable opinion and fitness and go ahead. Hope I could clear your doubt.
Thank you.
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Will My Liver Be Safe With Ctstonogram Radiation?

Hello, Ct Scan can be done plain (without contrast) and also be done with contrast (dye), so if your kidney tests are abnormal, you should always get only a plain CT, but in some conditions to know further anatomy ,if contrast CT is required, you should consult your Nephrologist and take his valuable opinion and fitness and go ahead. Hope I could clear your doubt. Thank you.