Effects of chemical forms of gadolinium on the spleen in mice after single intravenous administration.
Effects of chemical forms of gadolinium on the spleen in mice after single intravenous administration.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrep.2022.101217
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发表时间:
2022-03
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Kiyono M
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Nakamura R;Takanezawa Y;Ohshiro Y;Uraguchi S;Kiyono M
Gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) are widely used to improve tissue contrast during magnetic resonance imaging. Exposure to GBCAs can result in gadolinium deposition within human tissues and has become a clinical concern because of the potential toxic effects of free gadolinium (Gd3+). Here, we report the impact of a single administration of GBCAs (Omniscan and Gadovist), and Gd3+ on mouse tissues. Five-week-old male BALB/c mice were injected intravenously with GBCAs or Gd3+. Seven days after injection, relatively high levels of gadolinium were detected in the spleen (118.87 nmol/g tissue), liver (83.00 nmol/g tissue), skin (48.56 nmol/g tissue), and kidneys (25.59 nmol/g tissue) of the Gd(NO3)3 (high dose: 0.165 mmol/kg) group; in the bones (11.12 nmol/g tissue), kidneys (7.49 nmol/g tissue), teeth (teeth: 6.18 nmol/g tissue), and skin (2.43 nmol/g tissue) of the Omniscan (high dose: 1.654 mmol/kg) group and in the kidneys (16.36 nmol/g tissue) and skin (4.88 nmol/g tissue) of the Gadovist (high dose: 3.308 mmol/kg) group. Enlargement of the spleen was observed in the Gd3+ group (p < 0.05), but not in the Omniscan or Gadovist groups. Gd3+ caused iron accumulation around the white pulp of the spleen, suggesting that enlargement of the spleen is, at least in part, associated with Gd3+ and/or iron accumulation. Our results may help elucidate the relative risks of different types of gadolinium agents, the mechanisms involved, and even recognition of potential toxic effects of GBCAs. The tissue deposition of gadolinium influenced by the chemical forms of gadolinium. Gd3+ causes enlargement and iron deposition in the spleen of mice. The spleen is a potential target for the release of Gd3+ from GBCAs.
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