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Safety of the nonionic contrast medium omnipaque in coronary angiography.

K Levorstad¹, K Vatne, U Brodahl, B Laake, S Simonsen, T Aakhus.

Abstract

The low osmolar nonionic contrast medium Omnipaque was used in 5,339 consecutive coronary angiographies and serious complications were registered. Myocardial infarction occurred in 4 patients, of whom 2 died, and ventricular fibrillation in 1. Cerebral embolism occurred in 11 patients, all of whom survived. The results are compared with those of previous series of coronary angiography with high osmolar ionic media. It is concluded that use of the nonionic medium Omnipaque resulted in a significant reduction of the frequency of serious complications.

Entities: Chemical Disease Species

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Substances：
Contrast Media
Iohexol

Year: 1989 PMID： 2500247 DOI： 10.1007/bf02577398

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol ISSN： 0174-1551 Impact factor: 2.740

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Authors: A M Donadieu; C Hartl; A Cardinal; B Bonnemain
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5. Tender Endothelium Syndrome: Combination of Hypotension, Bradycardia, Contrast Induced Chest Pain, and Microvascular Angina.

Authors: Shivesh Goberdhan; Soon Kwang Chiew; Jaffer Syed
Journal: Case Rep Cardiol Date: 2016-02-14

5 in total

Safety of the nonionic contrast medium omnipaque in coronary angiography.

1. The new contrast agents: a perspective.

2. Incidence of fibrillation with isotonic contrast media for intra-arterial coronary digital subtraction angiography.

3. Complication rates of selective percutaneous transfemoral coronary arteriography. A review of 1094 consecutive examinations.

4. How safe is the coronary angiogram?

5. Metrizamide compared with metrizoate in cardioangiography in high-risk patients with coronary artery disease.

6. Incidence of ventricular fibrillation during coronary arteriography in the rabbit. A comparative study of isotonic ioxaglate and iohexol.

7. New angiographic agents with less fibrillatory propensity.

8. Amipaque: a new contrast medium in coronary angiography. Report of a double-blind study in man.

9. Cardiotolerance of iohexol. Survey of experimental evidence.

10. Summary of U.S. and European intravascular experience with iohexol based on the clinical trial program.

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2. Unsuccessful pericardiocentesis for cardiac tamponade during angiocardiography with nonionic contrast material.

3. Iopamidol in cardioangiography: a retrospective, multicenter study. Part I. Adult patients.

4. A double-blind CT study comparing the safety and efficacy of iopentol and ioxaglate in paediatric patients.

5. Tender Endothelium Syndrome: Combination of Hypotension, Bradycardia, Contrast Induced Chest Pain, and Microvascular Angina.