“…In this context, the myometrium of the uterus is of high interest as contractions can cause significant discomfort and, during pregnancy, jeopardize the survival of the fetus. In this context, Dinç et al performed an extensive in vitro study on the effect of different GBCA on the myometrium of nonpregnant and pregnant rats 6 . Myometiral strips in Krebs solution, in the presence or absence of oxytocin, were exposed to either linear‐ionic (gadotexic acid, gadoversetamide), macrocyclic‐ionic (gadoterate meglumine), or macrocyclic‐nonionic GBCA (gadoteridol, gadobutrol).…”