Скачать или смотреть Anaphylaxis Risks in CT Scans: Severe Reactions to Iodinated Contrast Explained

Anaphylaxis in radiology suites with iodinated contrast media during CT scans is rare but often severe and refractory. Discover key findings from a large study on incidence, treatment challenges, and prevention strategies.
Learn about the 0.02% incidence rate of anaphylaxis in over 700,000 CT scans, including details on biphasic and life-threatening reactions. Understand why rapid recognition and epinephrine use are crucial, especially in outpatient settings.
Key topics covered:
Refractory anaphylaxis requiring multiple epinephrine doses
Biphasic reactions occurring hours later
Importance of preparedness over premedication
Study insights from Mayo Clinic on ICM agents like iohexol
Recommendations for radiology teams and patient safety
This video breaks down the latest research to help healthcare professionals and patients understand the risks and responses to anaphylactic reactions in imaging.
Anaphylaxis symptoms, CT scan allergies, iodinated contrast reactions, radiology safety, epinephrine treatment, contrast media anaphylaxis, Mayo Clinic study, severe allergic reactions in imaging.