Intravenous cholegraphy with ioglycamide was performed in 861 cases. The patients were divided into hormonally disparate age groups. The phase of the menstrual cycle was recorded. A correlation was demonstrated between the incidence of side effects and the level of circulating sex hormones at the time of examination. The possible mechanisms for these adverse reactions are discussed.
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