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Ionic iodinated contrast media

What are Ionic iodinated contrast media?

Iodinated contrast media is a contrast media containing iodine that is used in radiography to increase the clarity of the image. Iodinated contrast media can be divided into the two groups, ionic and non-ionic, which vary in their uses, properties and toxic effects. Ionic iodinated contrast media were developed before non-ionic iodinated contrast media and usually have a high osmolality.

List of Ionic iodinated contrast media

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
Gastrografin (Pro)
Generic name: diatrizoate
3.0
 1 review
Reno-60
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Reno-30
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
MD-Gastroview (Pro)
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Hypaque Meglumine
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Hypaque
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Cystografin-Dilute
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Cystografin (Pro)
Generic name: diatrizoate 		No reviews
Cysto-Conray II (Pro)
Generic name: iothalamate 		No reviews
Cysto-Conray
Generic name: iothalamate 		No reviews
Conray-43
Generic name: iothalamate 		No reviews
Conray-30
Generic name: iothalamate 		No reviews
Conray (Pro)
Generic name: iothalamate 		No reviews
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Medical conditions treated or associated with ionic iodinated contrast media:

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