Complications from MRI Contrast IV Dye Resulted in Severe, Disabling Injuries: Lawsuit
A MultiHance lawsuit claims the gadolinium-based contrast dye cause severe complications, permanent injuries, and the need for hospitalization.
Tag Archives: Gadolinium
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No Need For Gadolinium In MRI Scans of MS Patients, Study Finds
A new report indicates that the use of gadolinium contrast agents may be unnecessary in some MRI scans.
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Lawsuit Alleges MRI Gadolinium Deposits Caused Fibrosis In Organs, Bones And Skin
A gadolinium exposure lawsuit blames Optimark and Multihance side effects for fibrosis of organs, skin and bones.
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Allergic Reaction to Gadolinium Dye IV Injection Resulted in Severe and Disabling Injury, Lawsuit Alleges
A gadolinium exposure lawsuit claims that IV injections of various MRI contrast dyes caused severe injury due to an allergic reaction.
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Children’s Brain Structures May Affect Their Vulnerability To Gadolinium Retention: Study
Changes in children's brains may make them more susceptible to gadolinium retention after the age of two, according to the findings of a new study.
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Magnevist, MultiHance, and Omniscan Are Defective, Gadolinium Poisoning Lawsuit Claims
A gadolinium retention lawsuit says Multihance, Magnevist and Omniscan MRI contrast dyes are defective, resulting in injury from toxic chemicals.
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AI Technology Could Reduce Need For Gadolinium Contrast Dyes, Researchers Say
Researchers say a new technique involving artificial intelligence could significantly reduce the need for gadolinium enhancement of MRI scans.
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Gadolinium Detection Method May Help Explain Retention of MRI Contrast Dye: Study
A new method for detecting gadolinium retention may also explain why the toxic chemical is being retained in the body.
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Gadolinium MRI Dyes May Cause Acute Kidney Injury In Patients With CKD: Study
Gadolinium MRI contrast dyes were linked to high rates of acute kidney injury, dialysis and increased risks of death in patients with chronic kidney disease, according to a Mayo Clinic…
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Retention From Linear Gadolinium Contrast Dye Detected In Rat Brains For A Year
A new study indicates that linear gadolinium contrast dyes leave deposits of the chemical in rat brains for at least a year.