Clinical Review

Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis

Case in Point

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The patient in this case was exposed to a painful, potentially fatal, condition that results in skin thickening and other debilitating symptoms when he underwent contrast MRI. With more and more of these procedures being performed in the United States every year, clinicians must be aware of the possible dangers in this patient population.


 

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