Urografin 76% Infusion 100 ml

Urografin 76% Infusion is used during diagnostic procedures to make certain organs and body structures easier to see on imaging tests.

• Angiography: Helps blood vessels appear clearly on X-rays so doctors can look for narrowing, blockages, or other abnormalities.
• Urography: Helps the kidneys, ureters, and bladder appear more clearly so doctors can check for stones, tumours, or structural problems.
• Computed tomography (CT) scans: Improve the visibility of certain tissues, organs, and body structures to help doctors identify abnormalities.
• Hysterosalpingography: Helps show the uterus and fallopian tubes so doctors can look for blockages or structural problems.
• Digestive tract imaging: When given by mouth or through the rectum, it can help outline parts of the digestive tract during certain imaging procedures.

Urografin 76% Infusion helps doctors obtain clearer images of internal body structures during diagnostic procedures.

• Improves image clarity: Makes certain organs, blood vessels, body cavities, and tissues easier to distinguish from surrounding structures.
• Supports accurate diagnosis: Clearer images can help doctors identify blockages, stones, structural abnormalities, and other medical problems.
• Guides further care: The information obtained from imaging can help your healthcare team decide whether further tests or treatment are needed.

• Urografin 76% Infusion will be administered by a trained anesthesiologist.
• Do not self-administer.

• Stay hydrated: Drink fluids as advised by your healthcare team before and after the procedure. Adequate hydration may be particularly important for people at risk of kidney problems.
• Follow preparation instructions: Eat or fast only as instructed for your particular imaging procedure. Fasting is not required for every contrast examination.
• Tell your doctor about medicines: Make sure your healthcare team knows about all prescription medicines, non-prescription medicines, and supplements you take.
• Follow aftercare advice: Follow any instructions given after the procedure, particularly if Urografin 76% Infusion was given into the digestive tract or if you have kidney problems.

• Previous contrast reactions: Tell your healthcare team if you have previously had an allergic-like reaction to iodinated contrast media, as additional precautions may be needed.
• Kidney health: Tell your doctor if you have kidney disease or severe dehydration. Your kidney function may need to be checked before certain procedures.
• Metformin use: Tell your healthcare team if you take metformin. Whether it needs to be temporarily stopped depends on your kidney function and the type of contrast procedure.
• Thyroid problems: Tell your doctor if you have a thyroid disorder because iodine-containing contrast can affect thyroid function in some people.
• Pregnancy: Tell your healthcare team if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant so they can consider whether the imaging procedure is appropriate.
• Breastfeeding: Breastfeeding generally does not need to be interrupted after iodinated contrast is given because only a very small amount reaches breast milk and even less is absorbed by the baby.
• Seek immediate medical care: Get medical help right away if you develop difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, fainting, severe weakness, or a marked decrease in urination after receiving Urografin 76% Infusion .