Contrast Flashcards
is suspending breast feeding after gadolinium based contrast media recommended by the ACR or ACOG
No
ACR and ACOG do not
recommend suspending breast feeding following GBCM administration, regardless of GBCM identity, classification, or renal function [5, 44].
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what is the plasma half life of iodinated contrast
2 hours with nearly 100% clearance within 24 hours in patients with normal renal function
what percentage of IV contrast enters the breast milk
Less than 1% of the maternal dose enters
breast milk, of which <1% enters the infant’s gastrointestinal tract [5];
ACR and ACOG position on iodinated contrast media in patients who are breastfeeding
ACR, ACOG, and ESUR indicate that iodinated contrast
media are safe for continuing breastfeeding following maternal ICM administration but suggest
the decision to continue breastfeeding be left to the mother [96].