sodium diatrizoate


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so·di·um di·a·tri·zo·ate

a water-soluble organic iodine compound formerly used for intravenous excretory urography and angiography.
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use and the occurrence of CIN between the LOCM iopamidol and the HOCM sodium diatrizoate, Schwab et al.
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5 g/L sodium diatrizoate, and 113 g/L meglumine diatrizoate; its relative density was 1.
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