Term
Mechanism of action for Angiovist 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Radiopaque contrast media
•Clear colorless solution that absorbs x-rays
•370 mg of iodine per ml
•0.15 mEq of sodium per ml |
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Term
Indications for Angiovist 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Selective coronary angiography
•Ventricular radiography
•Pulmonary angiography |
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Term
Mechanism of action for Isovue 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Nonionic radiopaque contrast media
•Clear colorless solution that absorbs xrays
•0.002 mEq of iodine per ml |
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Term
Indications for Isovue 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Selective coronary angiography
•Ventricular radiography
•Pulmonary angiography
•Patients with history of severe adverse reaction to ionic contrast
•Patients with fluid overload |
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Term
Mechanism of action for Iodixonal Injection (Visipaque 320)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Iso-osmolar, nonionic, water-soluble radiographic contrast medium
•Contains 320 mg/ml of iodine
•Contains 0.044 mg calcium chloride dehydrate per ml and 1.11 mg sodium chloride per ml, providing for both concentrations at a sodium/ calcium ratio equivalent to blood
•Iodine plasma levels peak immediately after rapid intravascular injection and fall rapidly within 5 to 10 minutes (due to dilution in vascular and extravascular fluid compartments).
•Excreted via the kidneys 97% unchanged |
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Term
Indications for Iodixonal Injection (Visipaque 320)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Cardiac angiography
•Left ventriculography
•Aortography
•Peripheral arteriography
•Cerebral and visceral arteriography |
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Term
Mechanisms of action for Iohexol Injection (Omnipaque 350)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Non-ionic, water-soluble radiographic contrast medium
•Contains 755 mg of iohexol equivalent to 350 mg of organic iodine per ml
•Excreted unchanged by the kidneys |
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Term
Indications for Iohexol Injection (Omnipaque 350)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Cardiac angiography
•Left ventriculography
•Aortography
•Peripheral arteriography
•Cerebral and visceral arteriography |
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Term
Dosages for Iohexol Injection (Omnipaque 350)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Right coronary artery: 3 to 8 ml
•Left coronary artery: 3 to 10 ml
•Left ventriculography: 30 to 60 ml
•Renal arteriography: 8 to 18 ml
•Aortography: 30 to 70 ml
•Pulmonary arteriography: 1 ml/kg
•Not to usually exceed 200 to 250 ml |
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Term
Dosages for Iohexol Injection (Omnipaque 350)
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•Right coronary artery: 3 to 8 ml
•Left coronary artery: 3 to 10 ml
•Left ventriculography: 30 to 60 ml
•Renal arteriography: 8 to 18 ml
•Aortography: 30 to 70 ml
•Not to usually exceed 200 to 250 ml |
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Term
Dosages for Isovue 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•4 - 10 mls per coronary artery injection
•35 - 50 mls for gram
•15 - 40 mls for AO root grams
•Max dose per procedure 3 ml/kg |
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Term
Dosages for Angiovist 370
•Contrast agent |
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Definition
•4 - 10 mls per coronary artery injection
•35 - 50 mls for gram
•15 - 40 mls for AO root grams
•Max dose per procedure 3 ml/kg |
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