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drug_recall gadodiamideA Florida resident recently filed a lawsuit against GE Healthcare after contracting an incurable disease known as nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF) that has been linked to gadolinium—a metallic dye used in contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The gadolinium attorney in the case claims that the MRI contrast agent used in his client’s procedure in August 2006 spurred the development of NSF, a skin and joint disease that is often fatal.
If you have been diagnosed with NSF, contact a gadolinium attorney today to learn more about recovering your losses by filing a legal claim.
Gadolinium Lawsuit
The gadolinium lawsuit against GE Healthcare claims the company knew or should have known that its MRI contrast agent—Omniscan™—was unreasonably dangerous to patients, particularly those with kidney problems because the kidneys are responsible for flushing fluids from the body.
Patients like the one who recently filed the lawsuit—that is, those who have been injected with gadolinium and developed NSF—may also be eligible to take legal action. By filing a gadolinium lawsuit against the product’s maker, a person may be able to recover compensation for their:
However, statutes of limitations apply, so it is always best to consult with a gadolinium attorney as soon as possible.
About Gadolinium
Gadolinium use is thought to be one of the causes (if not the only) of NSF, the first case of which was reported in 1997. Since that time, more than 100 cases of NSF have been reported in patients who had previously been injected with a gadolinium-based contrast agent.
In addition to Omniscan, other gadolinium-based MRI dyes include: OptiMARK, Magnevist, ProHance, and MultiHance.
A Gadolinium Attorney Can Advise You
Do you need a gadolinium attorney to review your case? If you've undergone an MRI procedure using gadolinium and subsequently developed NSF or symptoms of NSF, contact a qualified gadolinium attorney to discuss your legal options.
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