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Opacification of formed blood clots by water-soluble radiopaque contrast media.

Abstract When immersed in water-soluble contrast material for several minutes, formed blood clots were seen to be peripherally opacified in 2 patients. The observation was confirmed experimentally. This finding may help in the diagnosis of clots which, though not immediately apparent because of overlying veins filled with contrast material, may be seen on delayed films.