Lymphangiography by Subcutaneous Injection of Water Soluble Radiopaque Medium

Self-administration of mercury by subcutaneous injection.

An unmarried woman of 21 developed diabetes mellitus in 1957 when aged 12. Her subsequent management was often complicated by diabetic ketoacidosis and coma, eventually traced to failure to administer her insulin correctly. At a number of centres in the London area she received psychiatric treatment, with a diagnosis of inadequate immature personality and psychopathic features. In 1962, at the ...

Hemodynamic Consequences of the Injection of Radiopaque Material.

ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY and cineangiocardiography are employed with increasing frequency for the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases. These commonplace technics of cardiovascular radiology depend upon the rapid injection of radiopaque materials into the heart or central circulation. A wide variety of substances are in use, but all are hypertonic and some are considerably more viscous than blood. A v...

Haemorrhagic shock induced by subcutaneous insulin injection

MM et al. Toxicity of sunitinib plus bevacizumab in renal cell carcinoma. Renal thrombotic micro-angiopathy caused by anti VEGF-antibody treatment for metastatic renal-cell carcinoma. A, Nadasdy T et al. Proteinuria in a patient receiving anti-VEGF therapy for metastatic renal cell carcinoma. Haemorrhagic shock induced by subcutaneous insulin injection Sir—A number of chronic kidney disease pat...

Myelography in the lumbar region with water-soluble contrast medium.

Lead EDTA complex, a water-soluble contrast medium.