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Clinical Radiology, 1985
Hexabrix 320 has been compared with Conray 280 in a randomised double-blind study of 97 patients undergoing hysterosalpingography. Although the lower osmolality and higher viscosity of Hexabrix should make it an ideal hysterosalpingographic agent, no differences were detected between the two contrast media, either in the incidence of side-effects or in
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Hexabrix 320 has been compared with Conray 280 in a randomised double-blind study of 97 patients undergoing hysterosalpingography. Although the lower osmolality and higher viscosity of Hexabrix should make it an ideal hysterosalpingographic agent, no differences were detected between the two contrast media, either in the incidence of side-effects or in
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2009
Contrast medium (CM) administration remains an integral part of thoracic and cardiovascular CT. While simple, empiric injection protocols (fixed volume and fixed scanning delay) are sufficient for non-vascular CM-enhanced thoracic CT, cardiac and CT angiographic applications require more sophistication.
Dominik Fleischmann, Margaret C. Lin
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Contrast medium (CM) administration remains an integral part of thoracic and cardiovascular CT. While simple, empiric injection protocols (fixed volume and fixed scanning delay) are sufficient for non-vascular CM-enhanced thoracic CT, cardiac and CT angiographic applications require more sophistication.
Dominik Fleischmann, Margaret C. Lin
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EVALUATION OF A NEW CONTRAST MEDIUM FOR HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1946Summury Visco-Rayopake (diethanolamine salt of 2, 4-dioxo-3-iodo-6 methyl tetrahydropyridine acetic acid) a new opaque medium, which was introduced by Rubin in 1941 has been found to be highly satisfactory for x-ray study of the uterine tubes. The outstanding advantage of this substance is due to the fact that it is well tolerated by the tissues and ...
John B. Montgomery, Warren R. Lang
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Neuroradiology, 2000
The physical and pharmacological properties of gadolinium enable its chelates to be used as a contrast medium in digital subtraction angiography. We report the use of gadodiamide, a low-osmolar nonionic gadolinium chelate, for selective angiography in a patient with known sensitivity to iodinated contrast medium.
H.S. Cekirge, Isil Saatci, Anil Arat
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The physical and pharmacological properties of gadolinium enable its chelates to be used as a contrast medium in digital subtraction angiography. We report the use of gadodiamide, a low-osmolar nonionic gadolinium chelate, for selective angiography in a patient with known sensitivity to iodinated contrast medium.
H.S. Cekirge, Isil Saatci, Anil Arat
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Contrast Medium Issues in MR Urography
Academic Radiology, 2009International ...
Pierre-Hugues Vivier +3 more
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Contrast-Medium Administration
2012The optimization of any contrast medium injection protocol should be aimed at achieving the best arterial and/or parenchymal enhancement according to the clinical indication. Arterial and parenchymal enhancements influence the accuracy of the MDCT examination and are generally affected by different kinetics. Arterial enhancement is determined mainly by
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Contrast Medium-Induced Nephropathy
2009A sudden drop in renal function after exposure to contrast media was first described more than 60 years ago. Contrast medium-induced nephropathy (CIN) is still considered an important acute adverse reaction. Despite both clinical and experimental research, its pathophysiology is still unclear.
Fulvio Stacul +2 more
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An alternative contrast medium for bronchography
Indian Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 1989A satisfactory contrast medium for bronchography can be produced by mixing meglumine lothalamate (Conray 280–May & Baker) 20 ml with carboxy methyl cellulose 1.3 gm. Evaluation of its use in over 500 patients shows that it is a safe, simple and satisfactory alternative to propyliodine (Dionosil-Glaxo).
T M Joseph, T Reghunath
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Radiculography with reduced amounts of contrast medium
Acta Neurochirurgica, 1984Because of the frequency and seriousness of side effects observed after radiculography, due to, among the other things, the amount of contrast medium, the authors describe a method that gives diagnostically satisfactory results using a low dose of contrast and a tangent-beam technique.
Pelliccioli Gp +5 more
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Contrast Medium in Thoracic Ultrasound
2020The B-mode imaging and color Doppler ultrasound (CDU) techniques are continued by the introduction of contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) consequently. However, the limitations of this approach do not differ from all other modalities.
Corinna Trenker, Christian Görg
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