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Clinical trial of bilopaque (tyropanoate sodium) oral cholecystography. Evaluation of time for the optimal and peak opacification of the gallbladder.

Cholecystography was performed in 89 consecutive patients at four-, six-, eight-, ten-, and twelve-hour intervals after ingestion of Bilopaque (tyropanoate sodium). In 78 the optimal and peak times of gallbladder opacification were evaluated. In all 78 the gallbladder was opacified on the eight-hour film. It was opacified on the four-hour film in 61 (78%), and the opacification on the four-hour film was sufficient for diagnosis in 50 (64%).