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Vet TimesThe website for the veterinary contrast study techniquesAuthor : Anna Zlot, Natalie WebsterCategories : Companion animal, VetsDate : October 10, 2011 Urinary contrast studies are helpful in diagnosing Urinary tract disease. The goal is tocontribute information towards the diagnosis of renal, ureteral and Urinary bladderdiseases. contrast studies can provide an answer when signs of disease are limited or notdetected on survey radiographs. Figure 1. Control left lateral recumbent radiograph of the mid-caudal abdomen before injection ofCM. Female, neutered, three-year-old springer spaniel with a history of recurrent cystitis and onlyone kidney visualised with ultrasound.
Dose: 880mg iodine/kg iodinated contrast given as a rapid IV bolus with the patient in dorsal recumbency. At the author’s institution, non-ionic watersoluble iodinated CM (for example, Iopamidol) is used routinely for IVU contrast studies due to the reduced risk of side effects compared to ionic CM.
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