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IODIZED OIL AS A PYELOGRAPHIC MEDIUM
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1925Since the first attempt by Klose,1in 1904, to render the urinary tract opaque to the roentgen ray, it has been generally accepted that the essential properties of an ideal medium are opacity to the roentgen ray and nontoxicity. At present, sodium iodid best combines these properties.
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Metrosalpingography with Iodized Oil
The American Journal of The Medical Sciences, 1929null RUBN, null BENDIC
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VISUALIZATION OF OTITIC BRAIN ABSCESS WITH IODIZED OIL
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1946Delineation of an otogenic brain abscess by iodized oil is useful in determining the size and shape of the abscess; repeated use would prove an excellent guide to the progress of such an abscess under management. Review of the effect of lipiodol on brain tissue following lumbar myelography indicated that symptoms or findings the patient may have ...
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Vesiculography by Means of Iodized Oils
Journal of Urology, 1926W.T. Belfield, H.C. Rolnick
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Campiodol (iodized rapeseed oil)
The American Journal of Surgery, 1931Wm.B. Faulkner, Mark Albert Glaser
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