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What are the different contrast medium used for angiocardiography?
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Many: Isovue 370 Omnipaque 350 Visipaque 320 Oxilan 350 Ultravist 370 are nonionic agents that can be used. They are similar and most angio labs carry only one or two of the agents. You need to talk to the doctor to see which they use. Most places do not use ionic agents like diatrizoate these days.
Answered 6/10/2015
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