Whole tissue AC susceptibility after superparamagnetic iron oxide contrast agent administration in a rat model
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Abstract A magnetic AC susceptibility characterisation of rat tissues after intravenous administration of superparamagnetic iron oxide (Endorem ® ), at the same dose as established for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) contrast enhancement in humans, has been carried out. The measurements reveal the presence of the contrast agent as well as that of physiological ferritin in liver and spleen while no traces have been magnetically detected in heart and kidney. This preliminary work opens suggestive possibilities for future biodistribution studies of any type of magnetic carriers.
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OpenAlex topics: Trace Elements in Health · Iron Metabolism and Disorders · Electromagnetic Fields and Biological Effects
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