Comparison of angiography contrast agents finds little difference in certain outcomes
Saturday, September 6, 2008 - 11:56
in Health & Medicine
Use of sodium bicarbonate for hydration during coronary angiography for patients with kidney disease did not reduce the risk of developing serious kidney problems related to the use of contrast agents, compared to use of sodium chloride, according to a study in the 3 September issue of JAMA...
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