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The British Journal of Radiology, 1974
I was most interested to read “The effects of haemodialysis on excretion urography in severe chronic renal failure” (Rees et al., 1974). I believe some observations from our recent experiments may be of interest and possibly help to explain the disappointing effects which haemodialysis may have on improving the study.
J. H. Jones +4 more
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I was most interested to read “The effects of haemodialysis on excretion urography in severe chronic renal failure” (Rees et al., 1974). I believe some observations from our recent experiments may be of interest and possibly help to explain the disappointing effects which haemodialysis may have on improving the study.
J. H. Jones +4 more
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The American Journal of Cardiology, 2006
Various properties of iodinated contrast media (osmolality, ionic versus nonionic, and viscosity) may contribute to contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN). Therefore, the choice of contrast medium affects the risk for CIN. There is good evidence that low-osmolar contrast media are less nephrotoxic than high-osmolar contrast media in patients at increased ...
Davidson, C +6 more
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Various properties of iodinated contrast media (osmolality, ionic versus nonionic, and viscosity) may contribute to contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN). Therefore, the choice of contrast medium affects the risk for CIN. There is good evidence that low-osmolar contrast media are less nephrotoxic than high-osmolar contrast media in patients at increased ...
Davidson, C +6 more
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1968
Radiologists who inject radiopaque substances into vessels practice a demanding art. They must consider the type, bore and length of the catheter; know precisely the iodine content, viscosity and toxicity of different contrast mediums; and decide what injection to use and how rapidly to inject.
Paul C. Hodges, Harry W. Fischer
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Radiologists who inject radiopaque substances into vessels practice a demanding art. They must consider the type, bore and length of the catheter; know precisely the iodine content, viscosity and toxicity of different contrast mediums; and decide what injection to use and how rapidly to inject.
Paul C. Hodges, Harry W. Fischer
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1982
During the second world war, barium was the generally accepted contrast medium for examination of the small intestine. The 40-year-old custom of mixing nutrients with the contrast medium was abandoned since this appeared to be the main reason that good mucosal patterns could not be obtained. The importance of fine demonstration of anatomical detail had
Johan L. Sellink, Roscoe E. Miller
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During the second world war, barium was the generally accepted contrast medium for examination of the small intestine. The 40-year-old custom of mixing nutrients with the contrast medium was abandoned since this appeared to be the main reason that good mucosal patterns could not be obtained. The importance of fine demonstration of anatomical detail had
Johan L. Sellink, Roscoe E. Miller
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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
H. Walters +3 more
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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
H. Walters +3 more
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Radiology, 2013
PURPOSE To perform a systematic review and meta-analysis of controlled studies examining the incidence of acute kidney injury (AKI) and other outcomes in patients exposed to intravenous (i.v.) contrast medium compared with patients who underwent an ...
J. McDonald +6 more
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PURPOSE To perform a systematic review and meta-analysis of controlled studies examining the incidence of acute kidney injury (AKI) and other outcomes in patients exposed to intravenous (i.v.) contrast medium compared with patients who underwent an ...
J. McDonald +6 more
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Contrast Medium Issues in MR Urography
Academic Radiology, 2009International ...
Pierre-Hugues Vivier +3 more
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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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Equine Veterinary Journal, 2012
REASONS FOR PERFORMING STUDY There is limited information on potential diffusion of local anaesthetic solution after various diagnostic analgesic techniques of the proximal metacarpal region.
A. Nagy, Gábor Bodó, S. J. Dyson
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REASONS FOR PERFORMING STUDY There is limited information on potential diffusion of local anaesthetic solution after various diagnostic analgesic techniques of the proximal metacarpal region.
A. Nagy, Gábor Bodó, S. J. Dyson
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AJR. American journal of roentgenology, 2012
OBJECTIVE Takayasu arteritis is difficult to diagnose, and the evaluation of disease activity is even more challenging. Laboratory, clinical, and radiologic criteria are limited indicators of disease activity.
M. Papa +6 more
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OBJECTIVE Takayasu arteritis is difficult to diagnose, and the evaluation of disease activity is even more challenging. Laboratory, clinical, and radiologic criteria are limited indicators of disease activity.
M. Papa +6 more
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