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Acta Medica Medianae
Vol. 40
No 2, 2001
UDK 61
YU ISSN 0365-4478

 




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Rade R. BABIĆ
Institute for Radiology of the Clinic Center, Niš

QUINCKE EDEMA CAUSED BY IOPROMIDE AT UROGRAPHY

 

Rade R. BABIĆ, Milanka MRVIĆ, Slobodan MILATOVIĆ, Gordana STANKOVIĆ-BABIĆ, Svetlana MARKOVIĆ, Vesna LEKIĆ, Jelena JANKOVIĆ and Marina BOŽIĆ

 

Institute for Radiology of the Clinic Center, Niš

 

The paper presents a clinic image, course and curing of ihe Quincke edema manifested in swollen eye lids in a 51 years old female patient. It appeared 10 minutes after an injection application of non-ionic iodic contrast agent (ICA) (iopromide; Ultravist 300® - Scheving) at urography.

The authors point to the fact that the application of non-ionic ICA does not provide for absolute patients' protection; on the contrary, even these ICA can lead to a serious reaction. Moreover, they stress the importance of knowing possible complications at applving ionic contrast agents as well as to the importance of possessing anti-shock therapy and equipment.

 

Key words: Quincke edema, iodic contrast agents, urography