Resorption of contrast material from the bladder during cystourethrography causing an excretory urogram

G. Currarino; A. Weinberg; R. Putnam

doi:10.1148/123.1.149

Resorption of contrast material from the bladder during cystourethrography causing an excretory urogram

G. Currarino, A. Weinberg, R. Putnam

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A small amount of cystographic contrast materials is resorbed regularly from the bladder into the blood stream during routine cystourethrography in children. If the agent remains in the bladder for a relatively long period of time, the amount of iodine absorbed may be large enough to produce an excretory urogram.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	149-150
Number of pages	2
Journal	RADIOLOGY
Volume	123
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1148/123.1.149
State	Published - 1977

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Resorption of contrast material from the bladder during cystourethrography causing an excretory urogram

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