… interventional radiographic procedures requiring intravenous contrast or intra-arterial contrast
… Contrast-induced nephropathy was defined as creatinine elevation of 25% or more after …

… Maybe today we are more easily interpreting our findings the other way; any deterioration
is regarded as due to radiographic contrast media. However, recent studies have evaluated …

… With the increasing use of radiographic contrast media in diagnostic and interventional
procedures, contrast-induced nephropathy (CN) has become an important cause of iatrogenic …

… Contrast nephropathy may be defined as an acute impairment of renal function that follows
exposure to radiographic contrast materials, and for which alternative etiologies for the renal …

… Contrast-induced nephropathy is most commonly defined as acute renal failure occurring
within 48 hr of exposure to intravascular radiographic contrast material that is not attributable to …

… of 6 h beginning 1 h prior to radiocontrast application. In the placebo group, the mean
elevation of S-creatinine was markedly higher after the contrast infusion than those receiving …

… The concept that intravascular administration of iodinated radiographic contrast media
can cause renal dysfunction is nearly universally accepted. Contrast material has been …

… 66 C ontrast nephropathy may be defined as an acute impairment of renal function that follows
exposure to radiographic contrast materials and for which alternative etiologies for renal …

… cells exposed to radiographic contrast, 92 and a decreased NO level is associated with a
concomitant reduction in medullary blood flow in the rat. Finally, contrast media can increase …

… It concludes with recommendations about how to avoid radiocontrast nephropathy (… of
contrast nephropathy this now abandoned practice caused can only be guessed at. New contrast …