British Journal of Radiology · 1970 · 17 citations · 5 references
PharmacyNephrologyPharmacologyExcretionRenal PathophysiologyRenal PharmacokineticsRenal Drug ClearanceRenal Drug DistributionRenal ExcretionRenal PharmacologyUrinary ExcretionDiuretic MechanismsRenal Drug ExcretionRenal DrugsRenal Excretion RateUrinary Excretion Kinetics
The renal excretion of Hypaque 45% and Urografin 60% in doses containing equal amounts of diatrizoate was compared ten times in six subjects. The doses ranged from 0·25 to 0·75 ml./lb. Hypaque 45% or the equivalent amount of Urografin 60%. In every study the urinary concentration of diatrizoate was higher after Hypaque 45% (the pure sodium salt) than after Urografin 60% (predominantly the methylglucamine salt). The diuresis was always greater with Urografin 60%. The pattern of excretion of diatrizoate was the same with both compounds.
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Excretion Urography: I—Factors Determining the Excretion of Hypaque
W. R. Cattell, I. Kelsey Fry, A G Spencer et al. · British Journal of Radiology · 1967 · 88 citations
Intravenous urography and renal function
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Estimation of Sodium Diatrizoate by Absorption Spectrophotometry
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Double-Dose Urography–Renal Function Test
G. T. Benness, Alexander L. Bullen, Andrew Barker · Australasian Radiology · 1965 · 17 citations
Medicine, Nephrology, Urology +11