Any tips for obtaining good images for CT soft tissue necks?

Hi, new tech here…we have a scan protocol built into our scanner for CT soft tissues with a 60 second delay. So we are to start the scan and inject at the same time. Although, I think I rather delete the delay and start the scan when I see fit. I noticed some of the scans are a bit washed out by the time it’s done. I’m thinking for most patients I can try for a 50 second delay and still be okay. Ofcourse I would have to factor in other things like needle gauge/or weight and that jazz, but for now I think 50 would be better than 60 then go from there. Any tips or tricks from seasoned techs would be helpful!

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