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Contrast Dye

  A Contrast Dye is a substance that, when injected into the blood stream, highlights certain features on a scan that would otherwise be unclear. The type of contrast used varies depending on what needs to be highlighted and the type of investigation. Contrast dye is used in X-Rays, CT Scans, MRI scans and some other investigations.  

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