Maximizing opacification during excretory urography: Effect of low-osmolarity contrast media

Keyphrases

• Opacification 100%
• Contrast Media 100%
• Non-ionic Contrast Media 100%
• Osmolarity 100%
• Excretory Urography 100%
• Radiograph 60%
• High Dose 40%
• Adult Patients 20%
• Prospective Randomized Trial 20%
• Physiologic 20%
• Decreased Risk 20%
• Time to Peak 20%
• Diagnostic Information 20%
• Distension 20%
• Diuresis 20%
• Patient Tolerance 20%
• Idiosyncratic Reaction 20%
• Abdominal Compression 20%
• Diagnostic Radiographs 20%
• High Osmolarity 20%
• Pyelocaliceal System 20%
• Diagnostic Quality 20%
• Fixed Dose 20%
• Pyelocaliceal 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Contrast Medium 100%
• Intravenous Urography 100%
• Osmolarity 100%
• Nonionic Contrast Medium 50%
• Body Weight 33%
• X Ray Film 33%
• Drug Megadose 33%
• Ionic Contrast Medium 33%
• Low Drug Dose 16%
• Film 16%
• Potential Difference 16%
• Diagnosis 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Contrast Medium 100%
• Intravenous Urography 100%
• Nonionic Contrast Medium 60%
• Drug Megadose 40%
• Body Weight 40%
• Ionic Contrast Medium 40%
• Diuresis 20%
• Low Drug Dose 20%
• Diagnosis 20%