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Radiocontrast agents are
substances used to
enhance the
visibility of
internal structures in X-ray-based
imaging techniques such as
computed tomography...
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tomography (CECT), is X-ray
computed tomography (CT)
using radiocontrast.
Radiocontrasts for X-ray CT are
generally iodine-based types. This is useful...
- used for X-ray CT, as well as for
plain film X-ray, are
called radiocontrasts.
Radiocontrasts for CT are, in general, iodine-based. This is
useful to highlight...
- The WHO
Model List of
Essential Medicines (aka
Essential Medicines List or EML),
published by the
World Health Organization (WHO),
contains the medications...
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attachment to
organic compounds, it has also
found favour as a non-toxic
radiocontrast material.
Because of the
specificity of its
uptake by the
human body...
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cephalosporins is
greater but
still less than one in 1,000. The old
radiocontrast agents caused reactions in 1% of cases,
while the
newer lower osmolar...
- asthma,
especially if it is
poorly controlled, are at
increased risk for
radiocontrast reactions.
Cavities occur more
often in
people with asthma. This may...
- real-time
imaging of
structures in
motion or
augmented with a
radiocontrast agent.
Radiocontrast agents are
usually administered by
swallowing or injecting...
- a
pulmonary angiogram obtained using computed tomography (CT) with
radiocontrast rather than
right heart catheterization. Its
advantages are that it...
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tests and procedures. Specifically,
through the
injection of a
liquid radiocontrast agent and
illumination with X-rays,
angiocardiography allows the recognition...
