| Specific Anatomic Region | Aorta (abdomen) |
| Application | Trauma |
| Author | Elliot K. Fishman, MD |
| Reference Source | JHU Protocol |
| Scanner Used | 64 Slice |
| KV/Effective mAs/Rotation time (sec) | 120/250/0.33 |
| Detector Collimation (mm) | 0.6 |
| Slice Thickness (mm) | 5 and .75 |
| Pitch | 0.7 |
| Kernel | 30 |
| Reconstruction Interval | 5 and .5 |
| Image Order (acquisition) | Cr-ca |
| Oral Contrast | none |
| IV contrast volume and type | 100-120 cc of Omnipaque-350 |
| Injection Rate | 3-4 cc/sec |
| Scan delay (sec) | 25-30 sec |
| 3D technique used | VRT and MIP |
| Comment:Pre-set timing works well in these cases. In select cases, delayed scan (60-90 sec) may be useful if the arterial phase detects an aortic injury. |