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Diagnosis of breast cancer with multidetector computed tomography: analysis of optimal delay time after contrast media injection
Clinical Imaging, 07/02/09
Kuroki-Suzuki S et al. - The optimal delay time to depict breast cancer is 80 s after a contrast media injection, regardless of the density level of the background mammary gland.
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