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  • Title: Iohexol and diatrizoate: comparison in visceral arteriography.
    Author: Adam A, Hemingway AP, Allison DJ.
    Journal: Radiology; 1985 May; 155(2):529. PubMed ID: 3885316.
    Abstract:
    Iohexol, a low osmolality, nonionic contrast medium, and diatrizoate, a conventional, ionic contrast medium, were evaluated for patient tolerance during visceral arteriography. Almost all the procedures performed with iohexol were painless: most patients given this agent reported only a mild feeling of warmth. Diatrizoate produced some pain and a feeling of intense heat in most patients. Both media produced excellent radiographic results, and no serious adverse reactions occurred.
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