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All right. So with that, we've looked at all of the scans that we have in

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this course, and hopefully this is useful, and

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hopefully, we've set you up to create a good scan protocol at your

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institution. We've highlighted the importance of having a consistent search

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pattern, giving a crisp, actionable impression.

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Clinically significant findings are seen in up to 15% of the patients,

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especially in elderly patients with comorbidities.

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You don't want to miss malignancies or diagnostic clues for

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vascular pathologies. Make sure you're giving actionable

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items to the interventional radiologist or the vascular surgeon and giving

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them what they want in the impression. What's the disease burden?

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What are the outflow targets? It can be a daunting study to

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interpret with large z-axis of coverage,

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multiple phases of contrast enhancement, important vascular and

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non-vascular findings. But hopefully, this course provided you an

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understanding of the anatomy at hand, the clinical questions we have to answer,

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help you find a way to have an organized and structured

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approach, and created an awareness of the spectrum of imaging findings that will

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lead to a greater success in efficiently tackling these challenging

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examinations for furthering patient care.

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Thank you.