Service Providers for Douche Charge (For CT/MRI)
A Douche Charge for CT/MRI refers to the use of contrast agents during imaging procedures to enhance the clarity of the scan. For CT scans, iodine-based contrast is often injected or ingested to improve the visibility of blood vessels, organs, or tissues. In MRI, gadolinium-based contrast agents are used to highlight certain structures, such as blood vessels or tumors. These agents help to provide more detailed and accurate images, enabling better diagnosis of conditions. The term ""douche charge"" may refer informally to the contrast material used in these imaging techniques.