Clinical Radiology
 1984
DOI: 10.1016/s0009-9260(84)80187-7
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Visual evoked response changes following intrathecal injection of water-soluble contrast media: A possible method of assessing neurotoxicity and a comparison of metrizamide and iopamidol

A.T. Broadbridge
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S.G. Bayliss
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R. Firth
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“…Unter Iohexol (z. B. Omnipaque) scheinen diese Effekte nicht aufzutreten (Broadbridge et al 1984). Nach intrathekaler Iopamidolgabe sollte also ein Sicherheitsabstand von etwa vier Tagen bis zur VEP-Untersuchung eingehalten werden.…”
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Visuell evozierte Potenziale und Elektroretinogramm

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Haarmeier
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Dichgans
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“…Unter Iohexol (z. B. Omnipaque) scheinen diese Effekte nicht aufzutreten (Broadbridge et al 1984). Nach intrathekaler Iopamidolgabe sollte also ein Sicherheitsabstand von etwa vier Tagen bis zur VEP-Untersuchung eingehalten werden.…”
Section: Potenziell Neurotoxische Substanzenunclassified

Visuell evozierte Potenziale und Elektroretinogramm

Bach1,
Haarmeier
2
,
Dichgans
3
Evozierte Potenziale
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Delay of tibial F-wave response after lumbar myelography: time course and comparison of two contrast media (iotrolan and iopamidol)

Prey1,
Kubina2,
Stoeter3
1991
Proceedings of the XIV Symposium Neuroradiologicum
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Delay of Tibial F-Wave Response after Lumbar Myeloradiculography

Prey1,
Kubina2,
Staudacher3
et al. 1989
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