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iocetamic acid

Known as: N-acetyl-N-(3-amino-2,4,6-triiodophenyl)-2-methyl-beta-alanine, iocetamic acid [Chemical/Ingredient] 
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Biliary Tract DiseasesDrug Allergy

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Cholebrine

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1983
1983
Severe thrombocytopenia following oral cholecystography with iocetamic acid
We report the first case of severe thrombocytopenia occurring after ingestion of a widely used cholecystographic medium… 
1981
1981
A comparative trial of three oral cholecystographic contrast media--iocetamic acid, iopanoic acid and sodium ipodate.
Three hundred consecutive patients referred for oral cholecystography were randomly allocated to one of three groups: iocetamic… 
1979
1979
Determinants of the rate of intestinal absorption of oral cholecystographic contrast agents in the dog jejunum.
1978
1978
Saturation kinetics of iocetamic acid: Evaluation of indirect pharmacokinetic techniques and comparison with iopanoic acid.
The biliary excretion of two oral cholecystographic contrast agents, iocetamic acid and iopanoic acid, were compared during low… 
1977
1977
A comparison of iocetamic acid and sodium iopodate in cholecystography.
Cholecystography was carried out on 456 consecutive patients using varying dosage schedules of cholebrine (iocetamic acid… 
1976
1976
Skin Reactions with locetamic Acid1
Four cases of severe skin reactions to the use of iocetamic acid as a contrast medium are reported. Although the incidence of… 
1973
1973
Comparison of the opacifying characteristics and pharmacologic responses of iocetamic acid (Cholebrine), a new oral cholecystographic agent, with sodium tyropanoate (Bilopaque).
A double-blind comparative study of Cholebrine, 4.5 gm., and Bilopaque, 3.0 gm., was conducted in 51 patients to determine the… 
1969
1969
Toxicologic and pharmacologic properties of iocetamic acid, a new oral cholecystographic agent.
1969
1969
Toxicologic studies of iocetamic acid in rats and dogs.
1968
1968
Results obtained in comparative radiographie, clinical and clinical-chemical studies in iocetamic acid (DRC 1201) and iopanoic acid.
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