1. If the hospital already has the necessary equipment to perform conventional radiology, what materials would be necessary to add the performance of contrast studies to the list of hospital services? 2. Define what sonography is and how the inclusion of this service will complement the results obtained in radiology.

1. If the hospital already has the necessary equipment to perform conventional radiology, what materials would be necessary to add the performance of contrast studies to the list of hospital services? 2. Define what sonography is and how the inclusion of this service will complement the results obtained in radiology.

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