INDIGOKARMIN FOR INEKTSY (Indigocarminum pro injectionibus).

     Indigo - 5, 5-bis - sulfonat sodium.

     Dark blue powder. 100 mg of water with the formation of dark solution.

     Applied in the form of finished 0.4% in injectable solution (pH 4, 0, 5, 5) to study renal excretory function and dynamic of the kidney and urinary lohanok (see also sample hromotsistoskopicheskaya Methylene blue).

     Application indigokarmina based on the ability of the dye quickly allocated unchanged in the urine without causing violations of kidney function.

     Diluted impose a 0.4% aqueous solution of vein. Enter slowly. Before the introduction of fuel solution to a temperature of the body. Dose for adults from 5 to 20 ml, for children from 1 to 3 ml.

     When it is impossible to introduce in the vein solution indigokarmina give muscles of 20 ml.

     In allocating indigokarmina follow through tsistoskopa; The suspicion unilateral damage to the kidneys produce mochetechnikov catheterization.

     With normal kidney function, paint after intravenous provided from the beginning disorders after 2 to 3 minutes, staining the urine in blue. The maximum allocation was after 6 to 8 minutes. After another 3 to 5 minutes of paint in the urine decreases sharply because by that time most of your indigokarmina keep out the kidneys; The isolation ended in about 90 minutes.

     For patients with impaired renal excretory function indigokarmina going down at a later date, less intense, more length.

     The slowdown may provide indigokarmina not only kidney disease, and cardiac decompensation in work, hypertension and other diseases involving violations of renal blood flow.

     Indigokarmina solution can be administered in the cavity and pregnancy to detect violations of the integrity of cavity length and svischevyh moves. For this purpose, using 0.4% solution or grow 5 ml (1 vials) solution in 400 ml isotonic sodium chloride solution.

     Product : 0.4% solution of 5 ml ampoules in a package of 10 vials.

     Storage : in the dark spot.

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