thank you for your information. You have given me reasons to reassure my friend on the experience. However I have seen myself the letter of the hospital saying that the only reaction was like hayfever (sneezing and itchy eyes). The study reported on this thread, confirms the study done by Yale university which is in charge of the International Agency for for the NFS and on nobody payroll. However, I wish to mention that some people who developed NFS were people without kidneys problems.
Gadolinium is very expensive and it would do better to spend the money on cancer drugs, rather than on a diagnostic tool.
How were things done before? Did we need to inject people with dangerous metals?
Do you have cases of extra-vasation at your hospital? What do you do to make amend in that case?