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Are new devices required to reduce contrast load in the cath lab, or is behavioral change sufficient?
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions 2017 November 16
A novel device that diverts a proportion of contrast injected by hand through the manifold can potentially reduce volume of contrast delivered to the patient by almost 50% to reduce risk of contrast-induced nephropathy. Another simple solution to reducing contrast volume is to limit the number of angiographic views and cine runs acquired. A conscious effort by the angiographer to limit the contrast volume to less than the eGFR should be considered.
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