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iopronic acid

Known as: 2((3-acetamino-2,4,6- triiodophenoxy)-2-ethoxy)methylbutyric acid 
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1983
1983
Uptake of iopanoic acid and its glucuronide conjugate by rat hepatocytes in primary culture.
Uptake of iopanoic acid (IOP) and iopanoate glucuronide (IOP-G) was studied in 3-day primary cultures of rat hepatocytes isolated… 
1982
1982
Gallbladder Density and Iodine Concentration in Humans During Oral Cholecystography A Comparison of lopanoic Acid and lopronic Acid
Thompson WM, Meyers WC, Shaw M, Bates M, Johnson GA, Hedlund LW. Gallbladder density and iodine concentration in humans during… 
1980
1980
Comparison of oral cholecystopaques: iopronic acid vs. iopanoic acid.
A new oral cholecystopaque, iopronic acid, was compared to iopanoic acid. This was a double blind, randomized study of 260… 
1980
1980
[Comparative study with a closed sequential design between iopronic and iocetamic acid in oral cholecystocholangiography with radiograms in short and standard times. Laboratory evaluation of hepatic…
In a comparative study with a closed sequential design iopronic acid has shown to have an opacification power in short times (3… 
1979
1979
Biliary excretion of three cholecystographic contrast agents in dogs: iocetamic acid, iopronic acid and iosumetic acid.
1979
1979
Clinical Comparison of Two Contrast Agents for Oral Cholecystography: Radiologic Efficacy and Drug Safety of Iopanoic Acid and Iopronic Acid 1
Oral doses of either iopronic acid (4.5 g Oravue, Squibb) or iopanoic acid (3 g Telepaque, Winthrop) were given to 98 patients… 
1978
1978
A new contrast agent for oral cholecystography: iopronic acid (Oravue).
In a preliminary study to determine the safety and minimal effective dose in patients with impaired hepatic function, the… 
1976
1976
Radiopaque contrast media. XLII-Metabolism of iopronic acid in human.