I've been diluting. All I can get is 300mg/mL and 350mg/mL. Dilute down to close to 240. For the 350mg/mL, that's 2cc contrast to 1cc saline, final concentration of 233 mg/mL.
I've been diluting. All I can get is 300mg/mL and 350mg/mL. Dilute down to close to 240. For the 350mg/mL, that's 2cc contrast to 1cc saline, final concentration of 233 mg/mL.
I asked the same question to the Pharmacist consultant at my asc. See attached. Bottom line- don’t use 350 or 140 on esi, diluted or not. Similar level of concern as Gadolinium on my end.
I asked the same question to the Pharmacist consultant at my asc. See attached. Bottom line- don’t use 350 or 140 on esi, diluted or not. Similar level of concern as Gadolinium on my end.
I believe you can get pyrogen free 350 and 140. I’m trying to understand reason for IT contraindication but can’t find much clarification from labeling and FDA.
We dilute down to Omnipaque 300 to somewhere around 180-200. Only time it causes a problem is on very obese patients - try to remember not to dilute those cases. Haven't seen any clinical outcome difference. Can still see vascular flow when it occurs.