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IODIZED OIL ASPIRATION IN THE NEWBORN
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1952DURING roentgenoscopy of the esophagus in newborn infants, with use of iodized oil, we frequently observed the presence of the oil in the trachea and the bronchial tree. This finding in apparently normal infants could conceivably be confusing in the diagnosis of abnormalities of the laryngoesophageal region. Concern about this phenomenon prompted us to
J, DECARLO, A, TRAMER, H H, STARTZMAN
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UNUSUAL RETENTION OF IODIZED OIL
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1971A patient is reported in whom contrast medium is evident roentgenographically in the lungs 8 years following bronchography with visciodol. The long retention appears to be related to the degree of alveolar filling. No unusual side effects have been noted.
C D, Teates, J G, Hunter
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Iodized-oil retention within hepatic hemangioma: characteristics on iodized-oil CT
Abdominal Imaging, 1996The purpose of this study was to describe the characteristic computed tomographic (CT) appearance of iodized-oil retention in hepatic hemangioma and to evaluate the duration of the retention of iodized oil on follow-up CT.Seventeen hepatic hemangiomas of 14 patients were studied with CT performed 1-3 weeks after injection of 2-9 ml of iodized oil ...
W K, Moon +6 more
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Iodized Oil as a Complement to Iodized Salt in Schoolchildren in Endemic Goiter in Romania
Hormone Research in Paediatrics, 2002<i>Objective:</i> To evaluate the long-term efficacy and possible side effects of low doses of iodized oil on iodine nutrition and thyroid function in endemic goiter in Romania. <i>Methods:</i> Random selection of 214 schoolchildren aged 6–14 years.
Simescu, Mihaela +6 more
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ARACHNOIDITIS FOLLOWING THE USE OF IODIZED OIL
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 19541. Clinical and laboratory data presented suggest that pantopaque and other iodized oils may contribute to, or possibly cause, severe reaction within the subarachnoid space. 2. Verbal communication indicating similar experience among orthopaedists and neurosurgeons has suggested to us that there is need for a more critical evaluation of the properties
E F, HURTEAU, W C, BAIRD, E, SINCLAIR
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Radiology, 1929
STARTLING revelations have been made in almost every branch of medicine and surgery in the past decade, but few have attracted the attention of the medical profession as has the use of a contrast medium in roentgen diagnosis. While the iodized oils have almost unlimited uses, a few words of caution and some modifications in the technic are essential ...
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STARTLING revelations have been made in almost every branch of medicine and surgery in the past decade, but few have attracted the attention of the medical profession as has the use of a contrast medium in roentgen diagnosis. While the iodized oils have almost unlimited uses, a few words of caution and some modifications in the technic are essential ...
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Quantification of tumor uptake of iodized oils and emulsions of iodized oils: experimental study.
Radiology, 1996To optimize use of iodized oil for diagnostic computed tomography (CT) enhanced with iodized oil and for interstitial radiation therapy with iodine-131-labeled iodized oil, the authors quantified the distribution of iodized oil after injection of different formulations of iodized oil into the hepatic artery.I-125-labeled iodinated ethyl ester of ...
T, de Baere +10 more
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Penicillin in Iodized Oil for Instillation Into the Lungs
Science, 1945(1) A suspension of calcium penicillin in 40 per cent. iodized oil produces a stable mixture which has been instilled in the lungs of 12 patients without adverse effect and has maintained penicillin in the lung for a minimum of 24 hours, after a single instillation.
M J, Romansky, D J, Dugan, G E, Rittman
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INTRATRACHEAL INJECTION OF IODIZED OIL
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1927INTRODUCTION The Combination of Oil with Iodine. —The value of iodized oil as a diagnostic agent in diseases of the lungs depends on two properties: the opacity to the roentgen ray, owing to the high iodine content, and the nonirritating quality of the substance.
null PRITCHARD, null WHYTE, null GORDON
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Archives of Surgery, 1933
The use of iodized oil in bronchography and in the treatment of bronchiectasis has become widespread during the past few years. While it is generally considered that this procedure is not attended by serious consequences, there are possible dangers which have been described by several authors, among them Archibald and Brown 1 and Hedblom.
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The use of iodized oil in bronchography and in the treatment of bronchiectasis has become widespread during the past few years. While it is generally considered that this procedure is not attended by serious consequences, there are possible dangers which have been described by several authors, among them Archibald and Brown 1 and Hedblom.
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