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Fig. 1B —Transverse CT images in patients with three different body
sizes (small, medium, and large) in whom different degrees of aortic and
hepatic attenuations were seen. (Image display window width, 300 HU; center,
30 HU.) 12-year-old boy who weighed 50 kg (medium body size) and received 80
mL of contrast medium (contrast medium iodine mass per body weight index,
0.56) had 131 HU of aortic and 111 HU of hepatic attenuation.
