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Radiographic contrast medium--induced glossitis.

D A Goodkin
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Abstract

A new complication of intravenous radiographic contrast medium administration is recognized: severe glossitis. The pathophysiology of adverse reactions to contrast media is briefly reviewed.

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D A Goodkin. 1985. Radiographic contrast medium--induced glossitis.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3970636/

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