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Book 19991st editionoperties of X-ray contrast media Barium sulfate 13 Water-soluble contrast media 14 Chemical structure, biological behavior and use 14 • Conventional, highly hypertonic contrast media 15 • Low-osmolar contrast media, especially non ionic substances 15 • Nonionic contrast media 16 Osmolality and side

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