Capability of abdominal 320-detector row CT for small vasculature assessment compared with that of 64-detector row CT
Kazuhiro Kitajima(Kobe University Hospital), Kazuro Sugimura(Kobe University), Tomonori Kanda(Kobe University), Hisanobu Koyama(Kobe University), Yoshiharu Ohno(Fujita Health University), Yumiko Onishi(Kobe University), Keiko Matsumoto(Kagawa University), Daisuke Takenaka(Kobe University), Tetsuo Maeda(Osaka City University), Takeshi Yoshikawa(Fujita Health University)
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