MRI Contrast Dye Allergic Reaction Wrongful Death Lawsuit Ends in $2M Settlement
An estimated one out of every 250 patients who receive a gadolinium MRI contrast dye injection suffers hypersensitivity reactions, according to a recent study.
An estimated one out of every 250 patients who receive a gadolinium MRI contrast dye injection suffers hypersensitivity reactions, according to a recent study.
The warning comes following reports of individuals suffering anaphylaxis following food allergy tests which gave them false negative results.
Researchers warn that children are not just small adults, and their reactions to NSAID hypersensitivity may not be the same.
Injectafer fared better than the competing IV iron supplements, Dexiron and Feraheme, which were three to eight times more likely to cause anaphylaxis.
Severe gadolinium-based contrast agent reactions could include heart rhythm problems and anaphylactic shock, researchers warn.