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Reactions 1484, p21 - 18 Jan 2014 S Ioxaglate sodium Sialadenitis: case report A 62-year-old man developed sialadenitis after receiving ioxaglate sodium. The man, who had a history of myocardial infarction, underwent primary coronary angiography using ioxaglate sodium 180mL as a contrast agent [route not stated]. Twelve hours after the procedure, he reported swelling of his neck and dysphagia. Physical examination found bilateral submandibular salivary gland swelling without tenderness. He had a high amylase level of 426 U/L, and he was diagnosed with contrast-induced sialadenitis. The man was treated conservatively. Within 72 hours, his glandular swelling subsided completely, and his amylase level decreased to 146 U/L. His subsequent hospitalisation course was uneventful. Author comment: "[T]he presumptive diagnosis was contrast-induced sialadenitis". Shacham Y, et al. A rare case of acute contrast-induced sialadenitis after percutaneous coronary intervention. Israel Medical Association Journal: Imaj 15: 652-653, No. 10, Oct 2013. Available from: URL: http://www.ima.org.il/ FilesUpload/IMAJ/0/65/32683.pdf - Israel 803098273 1 Reactions 18 Jan 2014 No. 1484 0114-9954/14/1484-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2014 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved

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Reactions 1484, p21 - 18 Jan 2014

SIoxaglate sodium

Sialadenitis: case reportA 62-year-old man developed sialadenitis after receiving

ioxaglate sodium.The man, who had a history of myocardial infarction,

underwent primary coronary angiography using ioxaglatesodium 180mL as a contrast agent [route not stated]. Twelvehours after the procedure, he reported swelling of his neck anddysphagia. Physical examination found bilateralsubmandibular salivary gland swelling without tenderness. Hehad a high amylase level of 426 U/L, and he was diagnosedwith contrast-induced sialadenitis.

The man was treated conservatively. Within 72 hours, hisglandular swelling subsided completely, and his amylase leveldecreased to 146 U/L. His subsequent hospitalisation coursewas uneventful.

Author comment: "[T]he presumptive diagnosis wascontrast-induced sialadenitis".Shacham Y, et al. A rare case of acute contrast-induced sialadenitis afterpercutaneous coronary intervention. Israel Medical Association Journal: Imaj 15:652-653, No. 10, Oct 2013. Available from: URL: http://www.ima.org.il/FilesUpload/IMAJ/0/65/32683.pdf - Israel 803098273

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Reactions 18 Jan 2014 No. 14840114-9954/14/1484-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2014 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved