Abstract
Visualising soft tissues is always challenging in the field of radiology. Majority of times the task is made easy by using radio-opaque contrast media. They are used to improve the contrast of the internal organs that are usually not visualised. Many articles are published regarding the side effects. The side effects are reported to range from a simple itch to life threatening conditions like contrast medium induced nephropathy. Although rare, its effects cannot be neglected. This study is one such attempt to understand the effects of radiographic contrast media on the hemodynamic factors and also to report the most common complications.
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