The contrast medium, given by injection to add definition to body tissues, was just as clear.

An example: Injected contrast mediums, used in diagnostic imaging about 10 million times a year.

Also, this technique requires the use of a contrast medium, in this case, tap water.

Iopydol is a chemical compound used as a contrast medium.

Persons who have allergy to iodine and/or contrast medium.

The contrast medium will be given through a needle (IV) placed in your arm.

The contrast medium then flows through the ducts and can be seen on the fluoroscopic monitor.

These include agents such as contrast medium, opioids, temperature (hot or cold), and vibration.

Contrast medium, a local anaesthetic and cortisone are injected into the joint.

In medicine, ammonium ferric citrate is used as a contrast medium.

The contrast medium is injected into a vein, and images are acquired during the first pass of the agent through the arteries.

A contrast medium is injected into a bile duct in the liver, after which X-rays are taken.

Patients with poor renal function, who, in the physician's opinion, may be at high-risk for a reaction to contrast medium.

The x-ray is taken after contrast medium (dye) is injected directly into the area being studied.

Iobitridol is a molecule used as a contrast medium in X-ray imaging.

One patient developed a mild allergic reaction to the contrast medium requiring treatment with H 1 blocking drugs.

The patient drinks a contrast medium containing barium sulfate.

Contrast medium used to distinguish structures or fluids within a body, often shortened to just "contrast"

In some cases, a dye (contrast medium) is needed to make blood vessels show up better during the MRI.

Agents that can damage these cells include contrast medium for X-rays, opioids, temperature (hot or cold), and vibration.

Shortly after infusion, iodinated contrast medium causes a warming sensation throughout the body.

Iodine and barium are the most common types of contrast medium for enhancing x-ray-based imaging methods.

An injection of x-ray contrast medium is given to a patient via a needle or cannula into the vein, typically in the arm.

This contrast medium appears white on x-rays, and shows the outline of the internal lining of the bowel.

A contrast medium that shows up on X-ray can be inserted through the nasogastric tube to make a diagnosis.

It is also being used in the development of contrast agents.

Contrast agents can also be injected to study blood flow.

Attention should be paid to use contrast agents of low viscosity.

To visualize the inside of the body, various contrast agents were produced.

Another challenge is the delivery of the contrast agents to target cells.

To date, no cases have been reported for other Gd-containing contrast agents.

Contrast agents are often used, depending on the tissues needing to be seen.

This effect has also been observed in other soft tissues if gas contrast agents are used.

Modern iodinated contrast agents can be used almost anywhere in the body.

They may, for example, by used as a contrast agent in magnetic resonance imaging.

Some patients are allergic to one or both of these contrast agents, most often iodine.

Imaging technology requires dyes or contrast agents of some sort.

Some magnetic resonance procedures require the use of contrast agents.

Contrast agents are frequently used in diagnostic imaging to improve image quality.

"Preliminary results with a new liver specific ultrasound contrast agent."

Its complexes have medical applications as contrast agents and cancer treatments.

Before the catheter could be removed, 30cc of contrast agent had been injected.

A contrast agent that affects the magnetic properties of tissues is used.

But officials said the contrast agent given to them before their scans to enhance image definition was being treated as a possible cause.

If you require contrast agent, our staff will talk to you about it before the injection is given.

This group of patients is at high risk for kidney damage related to contrast agents used in imaging tests.

If the image is unclear, contrast agents can be given intravenously to help make the heart easier to see.

All of this was possible without the introduction of blood borne contrast agents.

While injecting a radiodense contrast agent an X-ray is taken.

Below are a number of examinations that utilise Iodine based contrast agents.

In this case the gas is referred to as the negative contrast medium.

Discuss with your referring doctor if a contrast medium is required.

It may be necessary to use a medication called a contrast medium to highlight certain parts of your body.

The contrast medium, given by injection to add definition to body tissues, was just as clear.

Iopydol is a chemical compound used as a contrast medium.

Contrast medium may be injected into a vein, probably in your arm, before the scan.

If the patient has any previous history of adverse or moderate reactions to contrast medium.

A contrast medium is then introduced to the specific part through the catheter and during which a series of images are produced.

This examination requires you to have some contrast medium introduced into the uterus.

A prone film is shown 25 minutes following the injection of intravenous contrast medium.

Slightly more spinal fluid is removed than contrast medium to be injected.

Contrast medium will be introduced through a tube inserted into the cervix.

An example: Injected contrast mediums, used in diagnostic imaging about 10 million times a year.

He was given a drink containing a contrast medium that would make the image of his bowels clearer.

Also, this technique requires the use of a contrast medium, in this case, tap water.

Xenon with its high nuclear mass is a useful contrast medium for x-ray photography.

Iobitridol is a molecule used as a contrast medium in X-ray imaging.

In some examinations such as for abdominal (but not chest) scans, a contrast medium should also be used.

Persons who are allergic to iodine and/or contrast medium.

These include agents such as contrast medium, opioids, temperature (hot or cold), and vibration.

Contrast medium, a local anaesthetic and cortisone are injected into the joint.

All that is required is the intravenous administration of a contrast medium.'

Patients with poor renal function, who, in the physician's opinion, may be at high-risk for a reaction to contrast medium.

This helps us to obtain maximum filling with the contrast medium, and thus better detail of the kidneys.

It approves a low osmolality contrast medium for use in specific medical applications (indications).