2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11604-011-0009-8
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Long-term assessment of contrast effects of gadofluorine M and gadofluorine P in magnetic resonance imaging of mice

Abstract: Both gadofluorine M and gadofluorine P appear to be applicable to blood pool imaging and liver imaging in mice.

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“…First, Gadofluorine P has a strong blood pool effect [23] . Unlike Gd-DOTA, which is also T1 contrast media but is rapidly cleared from the intravascular space and eliminated [32] , Gadofluorine P can re-circulate in the blood by binding to albumin via its nonspecific protein binding properties [19] .…”
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“…First, Gadofluorine P has a strong blood pool effect [23] . Unlike Gd-DOTA, which is also T1 contrast media but is rapidly cleared from the intravascular space and eliminated [32] , Gadofluorine P can re-circulate in the blood by binding to albumin via its nonspecific protein binding properties [19] .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In mice, contrast enhancement in the blood almost disappeared 6 h after the injection of Gadofluorine P, whereas it was 24 h for Gadofluorine M [23] . Gd-DOTA is a macrocyclic gadolinium paramagnetic complex with a molecular weight of approximately 558 g/mol ( Figure 2) [24] .…”
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