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What is the dye used in coronary angiography?
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An iodine-based: contrast material. There are several different ones commercially available from various manufacterers, so you should contact your facility to see which one they use if you want to know specifically.
Answered 6/1/2019
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There are different: there are different dyes most are iodine based
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