Can Filling Bladder With Visipague Via A Catheter Cause Any Side Effcts?
Are there any contraindications for filling bladder with Visipague via a catheter? Patient with bladder cancer, has two hip prosthesis which cause significant CT image artifacts. Rather than using IV administration, doctor would like to put approx. 20-30cc ov Visipaque 320mg I/ml into bladder using catheter. Hoping to visualise bladder better on CT images WWW.WWWW.WW
* As per my surgical experience, VIsipague is FDA approved agent for contrast evaluation of the urinary system.
* The preparation comes in a sterile pack and one can predict minor side effects as bladder irritation, burning urination post-procedure in routine cases.
* The condition before administering is that the person must not be sensitive to the agent otherwise there can be anaphylaxis or other reactions affecting the whole body system.
* The contrast is administered by standby anesthetic attending the procedure and so one must discuss all the points with the consultant before approaching for the same.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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Can Filling Bladder With Visipague Via A Catheter Cause Any Side Effcts?
Hello, * As per my surgical experience, VIsipague is FDA approved agent for contrast evaluation of the urinary system. * The preparation comes in a sterile pack and one can predict minor side effects as bladder irritation, burning urination post-procedure in routine cases. * The condition before administering is that the person must not be sensitive to the agent otherwise there can be anaphylaxis or other reactions affecting the whole body system. * The contrast is administered by standby anesthetic attending the procedure and so one must discuss all the points with the consultant before approaching for the same. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon