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Lipiodol Med.|lɪˈpaɪədɒl|
Also lipiodol.
[f. Gr. λίπ-ος fat + iodine n. + -ol.]
A proprietary name of a liquid containing about 40% iodine which is obtained by treating poppy-seed oil with iodine and is used as a contrast medium in radiography.
1923Brit. Med. Jrnl. 4 Aug. 174/1 Between 1 and 2 c.cm. of lipiodol is injected into the spinal theca through a suboccipital puncture. 1925Trade Marks Jrnl. 20 May 1096 Lipiodol... A pharmaceutical preparation for human use. Laurent Lafay,..Paris, France; chemist. 1928Chandler & Wood Lipiodol in Diagn. Thoracic Dis. i. 1 The properties of lipiodol are opacity to the X-rays, a high specific gravity, an absence of any irritating action on mucous membranes, a reputed antiseptic and analgesic action, lubrication, and so firm a combination of the iodine with the oil that none of the ordinary effects of iodine are experienced. 1972Acta Chirurg. Scand. CXXXVIII. 481/1 Oily contrast medium (lipiodol) injections from 10 to 30 ml were given in an attempt to demonstrate tumours..in the liver. |