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A Nonionic, Isotonic Dimer Iotrol: A New Contrast Medium for the Intrathecal Space. A Review of Pharmacological Evaluation

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A completely biologically inert contrast medium (CM) for the subarachnoid space is not yet available. The goal of our research was to develop a CM which would not affect the functions of the central nervous system or the dynamics of the arachnoides and the CSF, and would accurately delineate the structures.

Supported in part by PHS Grant no. GM-22911

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Sovak, M., Ranganathan, R., Kerber, C. (1982). A Nonionic, Isotonic Dimer Iotrol: A New Contrast Medium for the Intrathecal Space. A Review of Pharmacological Evaluation. In: Amiel, M. (eds) Contrast Media in Radiology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68584-2_27

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