Reno-30® is a radiopaque contrast agent indicated for retrograde or ascending pyelography. Retrograde pyelography does not include systemic administration of contrast media, so the risk of adverse reactions is extremely rare.

Reno-60® is radiopaque contrast agent with a wide range of indications. Reno-60 should be at body temperature when injected and may need to be warmed before use. Following intravascular injection, iodinated contrast materials are transported through the bloodstream to the kidneys and excreted by glomerular filtration.

Sinografin® (diatrizoate meglumine and iodipamide meglumine) is a contrast agent indicated for use in hysterosalpingography. Intrauterine used contrast agents have few known pharmacological effects. Most of the medium within the uterine cavity is discharged immediately after finishing of the procedure and the contrast medium retained is completely absorbed.

(BTU/Hr) BTU/Hr is a common measure of heat transfer rate. Capacities of furnaces and boilers are for example expressed in thermal units per hour (British unit). One BTU/Hr is the amount of heat required to heat one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit per hour.
BTU/Hr is the unit that expresses how much a machine heats up the surrounding area.

Tomocat® is a concentrated strawberry flavored barium sulfate suspension. Tomocat® can be used as an oral or rectal (colon) contrast medium for computed tomography of the gastrointestinal tract. The quantity and the barium sulfate concentration will depend upon examination, used technique, clinical needs and patient size.