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Blend Sign on Computed Tomography

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2015

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Qi Li, Gang Zhang, Yuan-Jun Huang, Mei-Xue Dong, Fajin Lv, Wei Xiao, Jianjun Chen, Lijuan Zhang, Xinyue Qin, Peng Xie

Abstract

The CT blend sign could be easily identified on regular nonenhanced CT and is highly specific for predicting hematoma growth.

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