天美传媒

Abstract

This phenomenological study investigates the unexpected phenomenon of gel buoyancy induced by contrast media during adrenal vein testing. Adrenal vein testing is a crucial procedure for diagnosing adrenal gland disorders, often involving the use of contrast media to visualize blood flow. However, we observed an unusual occurrence where the gel used to occlude the vein exhibited unexpected buoyancy when in contact with certain contrast media. Through a series of controlled experiments and observations, we explore the underlying mechanisms and factors contributing to this anomaly. Our findings shed light on the complex interactions between contrast media and occlusive agents, offering insights into the optimization of adrenal vein testing protocols. Understanding this phenomenon is essential for improving the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic procedures in adrenal gland disorders.