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Rapid Sequence Radiology (formerly RapidRads) on Instagram: "Contrast or no contrast?: How do we decide??? Learn which medical scenarios call for a CT scan with contrast versus without, from acute bleeds to vascular injuries. Uncover how these imaging techniques can reveal what’s hidden beneath the surface! • Watch the full FREE video and check out our CME Accredited and non-CME accredited full course at rapidsequenceradiology.com going through every radiographic imaging modality! Link in bio! •