Propyliodone

Known as: 1(4H)-Pyridineacetic acid, 3,5-diiodo-4-oxo-, propyl ester, Propiodone, Propyliodone [Chemical/Ingredient]

Radiopaque medium usually in oil; used in bronchography.

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1997

Background. Bronchography is occasionally needed for the evaluation and management of some congenital pulmonary anomalies as well…

1983

Thyroid function was studied in 27 subjects who underwent bronchography with propyliodone (18-70 ml, containing 30% of organic…

1976

1968

Propyliodone oily injection B.P. exhibits thixotropy under high shear rates and rheopexy under low shear rates. The rate and the…

1966

BRONCHOGRAPHY is an important adjunct in the study of pulmonary diseases. Several bronchographic contrast media are available [eg…

1964

Contrast media which outline tube systems are well established radiodiagnostic adjuncts. Techniques and media may be changed both…

1961

1. Oily Dionosil is a safe and satisfactory agent for bronchography. Excellent visualization is secured usually. 2. Oily Dionosil…

1957

Using Dionosil Oily (Glaxo) as contrast medium, a series of investigations have been carried out to observe its behaviour in the…

1956

application of bronchography to

1953

The suggestion to use organic iodine compounds for visualizing the bronchial anatomy made by They reported experiments on dogs in…