gadolinium

IPA: gˈædoʊɫˈɪniʌm

A chemical element (symbol Gd) with atomic number 64: a ductile silvery-white metal.

Examples of "gadolinium" in Sentences

A contrast agent called gadolinium is often injected so the blood vessels can be seen better.
The drugs contain a magnetic, metallic chemical called gadolinium that travels throughout the heart and other organs to help clarify image quality during scans.
Thomsen and his colleagues believed the drug, which contained a toxic metal called gadolinium, was directly linked to the incapacitating illness of their patients.
The most effective and common of these clinical agents contain a toxic metal called gadolinium, that is sequestered by wrapping the metal in organic molecules called chelates.
The most effective and common of these clinical agents contain a toxic metal called gadolinium, which is sequestered by wrapping the metal in organic molecules called chelates.
The FDA said that drugs known as gadolinium-based contrast agents will carry new warnings on their labels about the risk of nephrogenic systemic fibrosis if the drugs are administered to certain patients with kidney disease.
Zambrano did not want the fluid pumped into his arm required for an MRI called gadolinium) apparently caused Zambrano to be placed on the 15-day DL back in June and he would rather miss one start because of what he is describing as a tired arm than at least two starts he would miss because of the fluid being injected.