Allergies to Iodinated Contrast Do Not Predict Adverse Reactions with Contrast Use in Genito-Urinary Surgery

After reviewing data from 22 years of patients undergoing procedures for nephrolithiasis, we found a low rate of severe adverse reactions. Developing a reaction to ICM cannot be predicted based on prior contrast allergies or routinely prevented with PAP.

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Journal of Endourology
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2026-02-17
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https://doi.org/10.1177/08927790261417886
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Acute Kidney Injury Research
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Allergies to Iodinated Contrast Do Not Predict Adverse Reactions with Contrast Use in Genito-Urinary Surgery

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Allergies to Iodinated Contrast Do Not Predict Adverse Reactions with Contrast Use in Genito-Urinary Surgery

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Abstract

After reviewing data from 22 years of patients undergoing procedures for nephrolithiasis, we found a low rate of severe adverse reactions. Developing a reaction to ICM cannot be predicted based on prior contrast allergies or routinely prevented with PAP.

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Acute Kidney Injury Research
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