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In this episode of the Zone 3 podcast Dr. Emanuel Kanal, MD, FACR, FISMRM, AANG joins us to discuss the subject of Gadolinium administration for the purpose of diagnostic imaging.
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See Video @ https://youtu.be/bCWTB_JcHLE
Dr. Emanuel Kanal, MD, FACR, FISMRM, AANG joins the Zone 3 Podcast gang to discuss the subject of Gadolinium administration for the purpose of diagnostic imaging.
We discuss the benefits and the associated risks of gadolinium and cover the topic of residual gadolinium retained in the body and transmetallation (Dissociation Dechelation Theory).
In addition, Dr. Kanal specifically breaks down the components of linear and macrocyclic agents and discusses in-depth the growing concern for Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis (NSF.)
We also took extra time to ask some fun “getting to know you” questions of Dr. Kanal.
If you enjoy make sure to Like and Subscribe. :)
Dr. Emanuel Kanal, MD, FACR, FISMRM, AANG joins the Zone 3 Podcast gang to discuss the subject of Gadolinium administration for the purpose of diagnostic imaging.
We discuss the benefits and the associated risks of gadolinium and cover the topic of residual gadolinium retained in the body and transmetallation (Dissociation Dechelation Theory).
In addition, Dr. Kanal specifically breaks down the components of linear and macrocyclic agents and discusses in-depth the growing concern for Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis (NSF.)
We also took extra time to ask some fun “getting to know you” questions of Dr. Kanal.
If you enjoy make sure to Like and Subscribe. :)
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Zone 3 is a podcast that discusses everything MRI. Tune in to hear about the latest advances, optimization techniques, and more! Hosted by Robert and Reggie who are both MRI Technologists. They have an entertaining rapport as they tackle topics like MR safety, imaging protocols, upcoming technology, and so much more.
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