Zusammenfassung
Es wird zwischen negativen (Luft, O2, CO2), positiven wie Barium (BaSO4), Iod (I), paramagnetischen und ultraschallgeeigneten KM in der bildgebenden radiologischen Diagnostik unterschieden. Das erstmals 1896 für Untersuchungen der Peristaltik benutzte Bariumsulfat (BaSO4) geriet schon bald wieder in Vergessenheit. Erst etwa 1 Jahrzehnt später wurde das von Munk (pers. Mitteilung 1950) „neu“ entwickelte BaSO4 als sog. Rieder-Mahlzeit in die Röntgendiagnostik des Magen-Darm-Kanals eingeführt. Hier hat es bis heute in speziellen Abwandlungen, wie z. B. mit verschiedenen Geschmackskorrigenzien, in geänderter Dichte und Molekülgröße seine Stellung halten können, gelegentlich ersetzt durch triiodierte ionische oder nichtionische Röntgenkontrastmittel (RKM), die z. B. bei Verdacht auf Fistel, Ileus oder vielfach bei Kindern indiziert sind.
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