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Radio-opaque fecal impaction and pseudo-occlusion in a dialyzed patient taking lanthanum carbonate
Hemodialysis International, 04/27/2012

Muller C et al. – Lanthanum therapy is an efficient therapy of hyperphosphoremia by chelating phosphore in the digestive tract. Lanthanum is a silvery white metallic element that belongs to group 3 of the periodic table. This drug is lightly absorbed and has low water solubility. It should be borne in mind that abdominal X–rays of patients taking lanthanum carbonate may have a radio–opaque appearance typical of imaging agents. This characteristic is suggested to confirm adherence of the patient by doing an abdominal X–ray.

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