Keywords: Heart, Cardiovascular, image quality, ferumoxytol, contrastWith its concomitant ability to shorten the T1 relaxivity of blood and long intravascular half-life, ferumoxytol has become a popular “blood pool” contrast agent. The optimum contrast dose is not known. Reducing the ferumoxytol dose to 2 mg/kg is an efficient method to optimize the image quality, diagnostic performance, and achieve reduction in Gibbs’ truncation artefact.
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