1995
DOI: 10.1177/0284185195036s39928
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Adverse Reactions in Myelography: Correlation between Animal Research and Clinical Practice

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“…These rabbits received a 53% smaller number of iodixanol molecules than rabbits injected with iodixanol 320 mg 11m!' A similar dose response relationship has been shown in a subsequent study (12).…”
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confidence: 86%
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“…These rabbits received a 53% smaller number of iodixanol molecules than rabbits injected with iodixanol 320 mg 11m!' A similar dose response relationship has been shown in a subsequent study (12).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…This previously known relatively marked excitative effect of iotrolan in rabbits (1) was also confirmed in a subsequent study in which 8/10 rabbits developed generalised seizures (12). The non-ionic monomer iopamidol, another contrast medium which is considered clinically safe for both intrathecal and intravascular administration, has been shown to produce a moderate excitative effect comparable to that of iodixanol in the same animal model, in both previous and subsequent studies (5,12).…”
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