Objectives:To study the use of carbon dioxide as a contrast medium for arteriography.Methods:Carbon dioxide was used as a contrast medium for intra-arterial digital subtraction lower limb angiography in 12 examinations on 11 patients.Results:No complication was encountered and no significant changes occurred in the arterial pH,PaCO2 and PaO2. The quality of images as assessed by an independent observer was adequate for the majority of the vessels (77%).Conclusions:Carbon dioxide is a safe alternative in patients at an increased risk of adverse reaction to iodinated ionic or non-ionic contrast medium and is very cheap
Carbon dioxide (CO2) angiography represents an important technique to overcome most clinical problem...
The following case report describes using carbon dioxide (CO2) as contrast media for intravascular o...
ObjectiveAvoidance of nephrotoxic contrast agents during endovascular repair of abdominal aortic ane...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) has been validated as a contrast agent in a large series of studies. A particul...
This was a prospective comparison of the accuracy and image quality of carbon dioxide digital subtra...
OBJECTIVES:Compare the use of carbon dioxide contrast medium with iodine contrast medium for the end...
Use of X-ray contrast allows us to differentiate between two or more adjacent structures on radiogra...
Chronic kidney disease is a common comorbidity in patients with peripheral artery disease. We invest...
An important limitation of angiography in the diagnostic theatre is the intolerance or the toxicity...
AbstractIntroductionMany practitioners express concern about the adequacy of imaging using CO2 in th...
The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the feasibility of movement compensation for CO2 coro...
Thanks to its lack of allergic reactions and renal toxicity, CO2 represents an alternative to iodine...
open8siThe aim of this study was to carry out a bench evaluation of the biomechanical feasibility of...
This study was designed to evaluate CO2 computed tomography angiography (CO2-CTA) of the iliac and l...
Carbon dioxide angiography is based on the visualization (i.e., the radiographic contrast) of gas bu...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) angiography represents an important technique to overcome most clinical problem...
The following case report describes using carbon dioxide (CO2) as contrast media for intravascular o...
ObjectiveAvoidance of nephrotoxic contrast agents during endovascular repair of abdominal aortic ane...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) has been validated as a contrast agent in a large series of studies. A particul...
This was a prospective comparison of the accuracy and image quality of carbon dioxide digital subtra...
OBJECTIVES:Compare the use of carbon dioxide contrast medium with iodine contrast medium for the end...
Use of X-ray contrast allows us to differentiate between two or more adjacent structures on radiogra...
Chronic kidney disease is a common comorbidity in patients with peripheral artery disease. We invest...
An important limitation of angiography in the diagnostic theatre is the intolerance or the toxicity...
AbstractIntroductionMany practitioners express concern about the adequacy of imaging using CO2 in th...
The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the feasibility of movement compensation for CO2 coro...
Thanks to its lack of allergic reactions and renal toxicity, CO2 represents an alternative to iodine...
open8siThe aim of this study was to carry out a bench evaluation of the biomechanical feasibility of...
This study was designed to evaluate CO2 computed tomography angiography (CO2-CTA) of the iliac and l...
Carbon dioxide angiography is based on the visualization (i.e., the radiographic contrast) of gas bu...
Carbon dioxide (CO2) angiography represents an important technique to overcome most clinical problem...
The following case report describes using carbon dioxide (CO2) as contrast media for intravascular o...
ObjectiveAvoidance of nephrotoxic contrast agents during endovascular repair of abdominal aortic ane...