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Benign Transient Eosinophilia Following Intravenous Urography

Miriam E. Vincent

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Abstract

Eosinophilia, a component of the allergic response, may occur after the use of iodinated radiographic contrast media for intravenous urography. A benign transient elevation in differential eosinophil count was seen in 21 of 101 patients following the injection of iodinated contrast agents for that purpose.

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Eosinophilia, a component of the allergic response, may occur after the use of iodinated radiographic contrast media for intravenous urography. A benign transient elevation in differential eosinophil count was seen in 21 of 101 patients following the injection of iodinated contrast agents for that purpose.

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Eosinophilia, a component of the allergic response, may occur after the use of iodinated radiographic contrast media for intravenous urography. A benign transient elevation in differential eosinophil count was seen in 21 of 101 patients following the injection of iodinated contrast agents for that purpose.

Key concepts: Medicine, Eosinophilia, Intravenous urography, Iodinated contrast, Iodinated contrast media, Eosinophil, Differential diagnosis, Contrast medium

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