> And yes, I too have gadolinium retention in my joint. 3 MRIs. And no, was not told this was a complication... But I'm sure the papers I signed included weasel words to that effect.
The presence of the gadolinium is not a complication. At best, it is an unintended side effect whose clinical significance is not known.
A complication is an unexpected/non-routine, negative outcome. We now have learned that the deposition is something to expect. There is no new information around clinical changes that one can attribute to gadolinium.
The presence of the gadolinium is not a complication. At best, it is an unintended side effect whose clinical significance is not known.
A complication is an unexpected/non-routine, negative outcome. We now have learned that the deposition is something to expect. There is no new information around clinical changes that one can attribute to gadolinium.