Influence of radiographic contrast agents on quantitative coronary angiography

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Influence of radiographic contrast agents on quantitative coronary angiography

Abstract: Low-osmolar, nonionic contrast agents should be preferred for quantitative angiographic studies on epicardial coronary vasomotility. When using ionic contrast agents, injection intervals of at least 3 min are required.

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