extravasation

Figure 2. A lateral view of a diffuse distribution pattern of contrast medium.

Review

Iodinated Contrast Media Extravasation Injuries: Should Osmolality and the Pattern of Distribution Affect Management?: A Literature Review and Case Report Comparison

06/30/2022

Robert Thomas, MBChB, BSc, MRCS¹; Liam Vermaak, MBBCh, MRCS²; Gareth Price, MBBS, BS, FRCS²

Robert Thomas, MBChB, BSc, MRCS1; Lia...

Extravasation of volumes of contrast over 100 mL is uncommon, accounting for 10% of total injuries. These injuries are frequently managed conservatively; however, those patients with pain and progressive symptoms may benefit from surgical...

Extravasation of volumes of...

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Interesting Cases

Compartment Syndrome of the Hand Secondary to Intravenous Extravasation

03/27/2021

Cara M. Barber, BS, Matthew P. Fahrenkopf, MD, Nicholas S. Adams, MD, John P. Kelpin, MD, and Johanna R. Krebiehl, MD

Cara M. Barber, BS, Matthew P. Fahren...

An intubated 47-year-old woman postoperative day 1 following spinal surgery was noted to have a large volume of presumed crystalloid intravenous solution extravasation through a peripheral intravenous tube in her left hand.

An intubated 47-year-old woman...

03/27/2021

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