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Angio-Conray

Known as: Angio Conray, AngioConray 
National Institutes of Health

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Conray 420Lopamidol

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Iothalamic AcidSodium Iothalamate

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2015
2015
Comparison of Exo-Seal® and Angio-Seal® for arterial puncture site closure
BackgroundThe use of extravascular femoral closure devices in patients undergoing coronary angiography/intervention has not been… 
1998
1998
Akzidenteller Verschluß einer A. femoralis communis nach Angio-SealTM-Applikation
Die Entfernung der arteriellen Schleuse unmittelbar nach PTCA wird von Patienten als angenehm empfunden, verringert die… 
Review
1973
Review
1973
Spinal fracture following radiculography using meglumine iothalamate (Conray®)
SummaryThree cases of lumbar spine fracture following Conray® radiculography are reported and discussed together with a survey of… 
Review
1972
Review
1972
Side Effects of Conray Meglumin 282 and Dimer-X in Lumbar Myelography
Attempts were made during the last decade to replace the myelography contrast media then in use with water-soluble substances not… 
1970
1970
[Lumbal myelography with Conray Meglumin 282].
1964
1964
RADIOPAQUE DYES AND OTHER AGENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ENDOTHELIAL DAMAGE.
1964
1964
NEW CARDIOVASCULAR CONTRAST MEDIA: SODIUM IOTHALAMATE (ANGIOCONRAY) AND METHYLGLUCAMINE IOTHALAMATE (CONRAY). COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS ON VARIOUS CONTRAST MEDIA IN ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY.
1. Two new radio-opaque intravascular contrast media are described. These are the sodium and the methylglucamine salts of… 
1964
1964
A SEVERE REACTION TO ANGIO-CONRAY.
Since January 1961, when the first report of the clinical use of Angio-Conray (sodium iothalamate 80 per cent) appeared, numerous… 
1963
1963
Angio-Conray: a new angiographic contrast agent.
Highly concentrated iodinated contrast media suitable for rapid intravascular and intracardiac injection in such procedures as… 
1962
1962
Experimental evaluation of renal and spinal cord tolerance to a new angiographic agent, Angio-Conray.
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