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Subject-specific Dose of Ferumoxytol for Vascular Suppression in Brachial Plexus Magnetic Resonance Neurography

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Evaluation of weight-based and blood volume-based ferumoxytol doses improves vascular suppression in subjects, suggesting better dosing strategies.

Weight- and blood volume-specific ferumoxytol doses improved vascular suppression effectiveness.
The optimal dose ranged from 1.75 to 1.92 mg Fe/kg or 26.9 to 29.5 mg Fe/L to achieve adequate contrast ratio.
Logarithmic regression showed better results with weight- and volume-based dosing compared to absolute dosing.
Adapting doses to individual characteristics may enhance MR neurography assessment of conditions like Parsonage Turner Syndrome.

Lowe et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Evaluation of weight-based and blood volume-based ferumoxytol doses improves vascular suppression in subjects, suggesting better dosing strategies.

Weight- and blood volume-specific ferumoxytol doses improved vascular suppression effectiveness.
The optimal dose ranged from 1.75 to 1.92 mg Fe/kg or 26.9 to 29.5 mg Fe/L to achieve adequate contrast ratio.
Logarithmic regression showed better results with weight- and volume-based dosing compared to absolute dosing.
Adapting doses to individual characteristics may enhance MR neurography assessment of conditions like Parsonage Turner Syndrome.

Lowe et al. (2025) studied this question.

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