BILIGNOST (Billignostum).

     Bis (2, 4, 6-triyod-3- karboksianilid) - adipic acid.

     Synonyms : Adipiodine, Biligrafin, Cholografin, Cholospect, Endografin, Intrabilix, Iodipamide, Jodipamide, Radioselectan, Sodium iodipamide.

     White or almost white powder melkokristallichesky, slabogorkogo taste. Almost nerastvorim in water and alcohol. Easily soluble in solutions caustic alkalis. It contains approximately 65% iodine.

     Available in a 50% salt solution metilglyukaminovoy (Solutio Bilignosti 5% of injectionibus p r).

     Synonyms metilglyukaminovoy salt : Ultrabil, Holambrin, Ultrabil, Cholambrin.

     Transparent yellowish liquid; PH 7, 0, 8, 0.

     X-rays applied to the biliary tract and gallbladder.

     To introduce the study of veins in the 4 - 5 minutes 20 ml, heated to a temperature of the body. After 20 to 25 minutes can be obtained images biliary moves through 2 - 2, 5-h image gallbladder. Children are on 0.5 - 0.75 ml / kg.

     Before the study to test the portability, giving non-1 - 2 ml.

     The drug is usually well. In some cases, there may be dizziness, vomiting, nausea, vomiting, mean arterial pressure. These phenomena are usually independently; If necessary, designate inhaling oxygen and the introduction into the skin 1 ml of 5% solution of ephedrine. If the last patient was allergic reaction to a few days before bilignosta give dimedrol or other protivogistaminny product.

     Contraindications to the use of a obturatsionnaya jaundice, acute liver disease and kidney, cardiac decompensation up sharply expressed goitre forms of the disease.

     Product : in 20 ml ampoules.

     Storage : Keep in a cool place protected from the light.

     Storage solutions bilignosta possible fallout crystals or crystallization content capsules. In these cases, vials of heated water bath. If the crystals to disappear completely and the solution will be transparent, and on cooling to 36-38 chips are not falling again, the solution to fit the application.

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