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Abstract:
A case is reported in which a previously patent artery became temporarily occluded during angiography. The authors believe it happened because of incompatibility of the contrast agent ioxaglate (Hexabrix) and papaverine. Extreme caution is recommended whenever a new low-osmolality contrast agent is used in conjunction with a pharmacoangiographic agent.
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