iodipamiden.
/ˌʌɪəˈdɪpəmʌɪd/ Pharmacology.
A white crystalline powder, C20H14N2O6I6, which is a component of various preparations used in radiography, either as a contrast medium or as a marker labelled with radioactive iodine; 3,3′-adipoyldiaminobis(2,4,6-tri-iodobenzoic acid).
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iodipin1899
Lipiodol1923
Thorotrast1932
iodopyracet1947
iodipamide1955
1955 Jrnl. Amer. Med. Assoc. 27 Aug. 1493/2 In only one patient..was any significant deterioration of tests of liver function detected that may be ascribed to the injection of sodium iodipamide.
1965 Radiology 85 856/2 The patient is given 300 μc of I131-labeled iodipamide intravenously, and scanning is instituted immediately.
1972 Brit. Jrnl. Anaesthesia 44 103 A 51-year-old female patient reacted in a hypersensitive manner to intravenous iodipamide (Biligrafin), alcuronium and ampicillin.
1989 Radiology 173 827/3 The water-soluble agents used were iopamidol.., iohexol.., and Sinografin (52.7% diatrizoate meglumine, 26.9% iodipamide meglumine).
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