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Walking through the valley of death: Spontaneous Retroperitoneal Hematoma
November 22, 2014 | By Daniel Cabrera (@cabreraerdr)Comment receiving replies
I thought non-contrast CT is the initial test of choice for suspected acute RP bleeding, no?
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Excellent point.<br />
Non Contrast CT is as sensitive to the diagnosis of SRH.<br />
Contrast CT can be advantageous trying to find \"blush\" that may lead to an invasive approach, particularly IR.<br />