Iodine-Based Contrast Agents
A class of contrast agents commonly used in CT imaging, which contains iodine to absorb X-rays and improve the clarity
October 27, 2025
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A class of contrast agents commonly used in CT imaging, which contains iodine to absorb X-rays and improve the clarity
Contrast agents that do not contain iodine, often used in patients with iodine allergies or sensitivities.
Contrast agents designed to have an osmolarity similar to human blood, reducing the risk of adverse reactions compared to hyperosmolar
The speed at which intravenous contrast agents are injected, which can vary depending on the imaging procedure and the desired
Contrast agents with lower concentrations, used to reduce the risk of side effects or for patients with a sensitivity to
Contrast agents that have lower osmolarity than hyperosmolar agents, offering a reduced risk of side effects, often used in CT
Tiny gas-filled particles used as contrast agents in ultrasound imaging to enhance the visualization of vascular structures and improve diagnostic
Contrast media used in MRI angiography to enhance the visualization of blood vessels, often containing gadolinium.
Gadolinium-based contrast agents used in MRI to enhance tumor visibility, aiding in the detection, size estimation, and monitoring of cancerous
