The effect of MRI contrast media (gagdolinum)‎ on serum creatinine level

Abstract EN

Magnetic resonance contrast agents are particular the gadolinium agents are safe and non nephrotoxic .

Patient with normal renal function does not affect the level of serum creatinine, while patient with renal disease will affect the level of serum creatinine .In this study measured the proportion of creatinine level in serum of blood(within the human body) before and after giving contrast media has been included in this study as a model for the collection of 43 patients who need to examine the contrast media because of diagnosed tumors or infections within the body (0TThis0T 0Tdisease0T 0Tdoes not0T 0Taffect the0T 0Tkidneys0T 0Tand0T 0Tthe level of0T 0Tserum0T 0Tcreatinine0T 0Tin blood0T), as the number of samples of men (23) with0T age0T 0Tranged 0Tbetween 0T (0T2T17-55) 0T2Tyears and0T 0Tthe rate of0T 0Tweight0T 0T (65 ± 3) 0T 0Tkg0T 0Twhile the number of0T 0Tsamples0T 0Tof female0T 0T (20) 0T with0T age0T 0Tranged of female 0T between 0T (0T2T19-62) 0T2Tyears0T 0Tand0T 0Tthe rate of0T 0Tweight 0T 0T (63±2)kg0T .

In this study results showed , the lack of significant effects at the level of probability p≤0.05 in the proportion of creatinine level in serum of blood before and after giving the contrast media for people who do not suffer from the problems of renal with variations numerical in rates did not reach the level of significance.

While there is an increase at the level of probability p≤0.05 in the proportion of creatinine level