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Drug Details
Indigo carmine, also known as indigotindisulfonate sodium, is a synthetic blue dye widely utilized across various industries, including food, textiles, and medicine. In the medical field, it serves as a diagnostic agent, particularly in procedures like cystoscopy and ureteral catheterization, where it helps visualize the urinary tract by coloring the urine blue. The dye is rapidly excreted by the kidneys, typically appearing in the urine within 10 minutes after intravenous injection. While generally considered safe, indigo carmine can occasionally cause side effects such as a mild increase in blood pressure. Due to its intense color and rapid renal excretion, it remains a valuable tool in medical diagnostics.
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1 Ampule, 5ML of 8MG/ML
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Indigo Carmine dosage forms
| Dosage | Quantity | Price from | Per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5ML of 8MG/ML | 1 Ampule | $201.59 | $201.59 |
| 5ML of 8MG/ML | 2 Ampules | $396.89 | $198.45 |
| 5ML of 8MG/ML | 3 Ampules | $591.34 | $197.11 |
Indigo Carmine FAQs
Indigo carmine is used as a dye in medical procedures to help visualize structures and functions. It is commonly used during urological and gynecological surgeries to assess the patency of the ureters and to identify any leaks or obstructions. Additionally, it can be used in endoscopic procedures to enhance the visualization of mucosal lesions.
Indigo carmine is used in surgery primarily as a dye to help visualize structures and assess the patency of the urinary tract. It is often injected intravenously, and its excretion through the kidneys allows surgeons to identify ureters and ensure they are not damaged during procedures.
Indigo carmine is used primarily in medical procedures to detect ureteral orifices and to assess kidney function. It is a dye that, when injected, is excreted by the kidneys, allowing healthcare providers to visualize the urinary tract and identify any abnormalities or obstructions.
Indigo carmine is primarily indicated for use as a diagnostic dye. It is commonly used during urological and gynecological procedures to assess kidney function and to help visualize the ureters. It can also be used to identify ureteral orifices during cystoscopy and to detect leaks or fistulas in the urinary tract.
Indigo carmine has not been universally discontinued, but its availability may vary depending on the region and specific manufacturer. It is important to check with local pharmacies or healthcare providers for the most current information regarding its availability.