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Lipiodol Ultra Fluide 480 mg/ml inj. sol. i.arter./i.lymf. amp. 10 ml
GUERBET.€246.22 tax excluded
Lipiodol Ultr Fluid 10ml 1 amp
Iodine-containing contrast agent for radiological use:
Diagnostic radiology: lymphography and radiological examination of the uterus and fallopian tubes in the context of investigation into the causes of infertility.
Interventional radiology: transarterial chemoembolization in hepatocellular carcinoma.
- Brands
- Guerbet-Codali.
- Delivery form
- Solution.
- Type of product
- Spécialité
- How should Lipiodol Ultra-Fluide be used?
The recommended dose
Your doctor will determine the dose you will receive.
Type of application
For a lymphography, this medicine will be injected into a lymphatic vessel after it has been marked by injecting a small amount of dye (Patent Blue V).
During transarterial chemoembolization, this medicine is injected into a liver artery after a catheter has been inserted.
For a hysterosalpingography, this medicine will be injected into the uterine cavity via the cervical canal using a suitable catheter or cannula.
If you have used a larger amount of Lipiodol Ultra-Fluide than you should
You will receive this medicine from your doctor in a specialized facility. Therefore, it is very unlikely that you will receive an overdose of Lipiodol Ultra-Fluide. The occurrence of cardiological, respiratory, and central venous complications depends on the injected dose of Lipiodol. Therefore, it is important that you inform your doctor immediately of any symptoms during and after the procedure. Your doctor can then take appropriate measures if necessary.
What Lipiodol Ultra-Fluids contain
The active ingredients are the fatty acid ethyl ester of iodinated Papaver oil.
Iodine content: 48%, i.e. 480 mg/ml.
There are no other ingredients.
This is a medecine available without a prescription.. Do not use long without medical advice. Read the instructions carefully. Keep this medicine out of the reach of children. Keep the manual as it contains important information. Ask for advice from your doctor or pharmacist. Consult your doctor if adverse reactions.
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