Lakshmichand T. Kishore, Mbbs, Dmrd, Nimit Goyal
Abstract
Intravenous iodinated contrast agents are generally safe. Though the frequency of side effects has fallen significantly since the introduction of nonionic, monomeric contrast agents,1 however, side effects remain an important issue.
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Intravenous iodinated contrast agents are generally safe. Though the frequency of side effects has fallen significantly since the introduction of nonionic, monomeric contrast agents,1 however, side effects remain an important issue.
Key concepts: Iodinated contrast media, Iodinated contrast, Contrast (vision), Side effect (computer science), Medicine, Chemistry, Internal medicine, Radiology