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Several posts highlight the importance of the study, often describing it as 'practice-changing' and noting that switching contrast types was more effective than steroid premedication, especially in high-risk patients. The tone is proactive and optimistic, with words like 'new paradigm' and 'chuck the steroid prep' that suggest eagerness for clinical practice updates. Overall, the discussions reflect enthusiasm and recognition of the study’s significance in improving patient safety during repeat CT scans.
The majority of discussions support the finding that switching contrast agents is more effective than steroid pretreatment, as evidenced by positive phrases like 'more effective than steroid premeds' and 'practice-changing study.'
Posts demonstrate high interest by referencing large patient studies and suggesting a paradigm shift, indicated by phrases such as 'new paradigm?' and 'practice changing.'
Participants actively analyze the implications, with some calling for practices to change and sharing insights about practice improvements, e.g., 'Time to chuck the steroid prep' and references to editorial comments.
While influential, the impact is moderate since the discussion emphasizes potential clinical changes rather than outright endorsements; the tone hints at significant implications for patient care.
#RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than steroid premeds. For high-risk patients, steroid prep had no effect. New paradigm? https://t.co/FxfE8LkExI @radiology_rsna https://t.co/H8bm0JfDDi
In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or to premedicate with steroids? McDonald et al dig deeper. https://t.co/oc7Y5v8EZy @MayoRadiology https://t.co/qRtbebN4pA
Pick another contrast Don’t give steroids https://t.co/MPzDIRhqyA Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution | Radiology https://t.co/V0QH0PucbU
Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution https://t.co/KqIBGC4F3f
この研究も研究期間の半分以上ステロイド直前ivなのでまだうーんと思ったりしてます。 かと思えば2021Augまでの上記メタアナリシスから漏れたと思われるPrevention of allergic-like reactions at repeat CT: Steroid pretreatment versus contrast material substitution.2021Radiologyではもはや
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
Radiology In a Minute provides short summaries of current radiology research. This video discusses whether steroid premedication or contrast material substitution better prevents allergic reactions in high-risk…
This study compared the effectiveness of switching contrast agents versus steroid premedication to prevent allergic reactions in high-risk patients undergoing repeat CT scans. Results showed that changing contrast…
この研究も研究期間の半分以上ステロイド直前ivなのでまだうーんと思ったりしてます。 かと思えば2021Augまでの上記メタアナリシスから漏れたと思われるPrevention of allergic-like reactions at repeat CT: Steroid pretreatment versus contrast material substitution.2021Radiologyではもはや
RT @klarrrk_man: Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution https://t.…
RT @klarrrk_man: Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution https://t.…
Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution https://t.co/KqIBGC4F3f
RT @MonicaCheng_: Considering how often we use steroid premedication for patients with prior iodinated contrast allergic-like reaction, it’…
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution | Radiology https://t.co/MWR9Og9vOz
RT @EricMacyMD: Pick another contrast Don’t give steroids https://t.co/MPzDIRhqyA Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: St…
RT @EricMacyMD: Pick another contrast Don’t give steroids https://t.co/MPzDIRhqyA Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: St…
RT @EricMacyMD: Pick another contrast Don’t give steroids https://t.co/MPzDIRhqyA Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: St…
Pick another contrast Don’t give steroids https://t.co/MPzDIRhqyA Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution | Radiology https://t.co/V0QH0PucbU
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
RT @RadiologyEditor: #RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than…
#RADIOLOGY New: About 2000 patient study @MayoRadiology, switching CT contrast material type was more effective than steroid premeds. For high-risk patients, steroid prep had no effect. New paradigm? https://t.co/FxfE8LkExI @radiology_rsna https://t.co/H8bm0JfDDi
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
RT @radiology_rsna: In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or t…
In patients with prior allergic reactions to iodinated contrast, is it more effective to switch the contrast agent or to premedicate with steroids? McDonald et al dig deeper. https://t.co/oc7Y5v8EZy @MayoRadiology https://t.co/qRtbebN4pA
Time to chuck the steroid prep for contrast allergy? Another potentially practice changing study from Robert McDonald,with an equally incisive must read editorial from Matt Davenport in @radiology_rsna Study : https://t.co/tTVpw29NTB Editorial : https://t.co/0CYaXCC9Z2 #RadPract https://t.co/GXbvov9Gv0
RT @salvasapedraza: Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution | Radiol…
Prevention of Allergic-like Reactions at Repeat CT: Steroid Pretreatment versus Contrast Material Substitution | Radiology https://t.co/AerSLQlCfY https://t.co/xgpMwRHriW