Radiocontrast-induced nephropathy: Prevention is better than cure: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 92, No 8

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Administration of radiographic contrast material is a common yet preventable cause of acute renal failure. Who is at risk for this complication? What preventive measures can be taken? Drs Mehra, Sharif, and Bode address these questions and compare the conventional ionic agents with the newer nonionic agents.

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