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This review summarizes common miscellaneous pharmaceutical agents used in interventional radiology, including vasodilators, vasoconstrictors, antiemetics, bowel antiperistalsis agents, and prothrombotics.
This review summarizes common miscellaneous pharmaceutical agents used in interventional radiology to improve patient experiences and outcomes.
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May guide periprocedural agent selection in interventional radiology; extends prior summaries but leaves open prospective comparative trials.
Interventional radiologists employ a wide variety of drugs on a daily basis to improve patient experiences and outcomes during interventional procedures. The expectation is for the interventionalist to be well-versed in all pharmaceuticals used in the interventional suite. In this article, the authors review the following classes of common miscellaneous pharmaceutical agents used in interventional radiology: vasodilators, vasoconstrictors, antiemetics, bowel antiperistalsis agents, and prothrombotics.
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Oppenheimer et al. (2010) conducted a review in Interventional radiology procedures. Miscellaneous pharmaceutical agents was evaluated. This review summarizes common miscellaneous pharmaceutical agents used in interventional radiology, including vasodilators, vasoconstrictors, antiemetics, bowel antiperistalsis agents, and prothrombotics.
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