Ethiodized oil is an organic compound containing iodine atoms, the chemical name is ethyl iodide. Its nature is colorless to light yellow liquid, with high density. Ethiodized oil is mainly used to diagnose and treat liver diseases, especially liver cancer and hepatic hemangioma. It is used as a contrast agent in the contrast examination of the liver and can help to depict the structure and vascular distribution of the liver.
Ethiodized oil is often used by hepatic artery or portal vein injection. It deposits in the liver soon after injection, making the liver more visible on x-rays or other imaging tests.
The preparation method of Ethiodized oil can be obtained by reacting ethane iodide with iodine, and then obtaining Ethiodized oil with the required purity through purification and purification steps.
Regarding safety information, Ethiodized oil is relatively safe when used correctly, it may still cause some adverse reactions. Common adverse reactions include allergic reactions, fever, nausea, vomiting, headache and so on. At the same time, Ethiodized oil is not suitable for pregnant women, lactating mothers and people who are allergic to iodine. The patient's medical history and allergies should be carefully evaluated prior to use and should be used under close monitoring. If discomfort or adverse reactions occur after using Ethiodized oil, you should immediately seek medical help.