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Ioglycamide acid (Bilivistan) low-dose drip-infusion cholangiography.

Fifty-five anicteric patients with acute upper abdominal pain were examined with low-dose drip-infusion cholangiography using ioglycamide acid (17 ml Bilivistan, 280 mg I/ml) given over two hours. Good visualization of the biliary system was achieved and no adverse effects were recorded. There was good agreement between the cholangiographic diagnostic and the peroperative findings. No false negative findings were disclosed.