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iron-containing mri, magnetic resonance imaging, contrast agents, superparamagnetic agents, help provide a clear picture during mri, mri is a special kind, diagnostic procedure, it uses magnets and computers to create images, pictures, certain areas inside the body, unlike x-rays, it does not involve ionizing radiation, ferumoxides, an iron-containing contrast agent, is given by injection before mri to help find and diagnose tumors, the liver, ferumoxides will be different for different patients according to body weight, ferumoxides is, used only by, under the supervision, a doctor, before using this medicine in deciding to use a diagnostic test, any risks, the test, weighed against the good it will do, test results, affected by other things, for mri contrast agents, allergic reaction to contrast agents, to injectable preparations, iron, allergic to any other substances, foods, preservatives, dyes, studies with ferumoxides, haven't been done in pregnant women, in animal studies, ferumoxides caused birth defects , offspring when given to the mother in doses many times larger than the human dose, not yet known what effect the magnetic field used in mri might have on the development, the fetus, discuss this with a physician, when breast-feeding , not known whether ferumoxides passes into the breast milk, stop breast-feeding for some time after you receive an mri contrast agent, discuss this with a physician, mri contrast agents in children with use in other age groups, ferumoxides has been used in tests in older adults and has not been shown to cause different side effects, problems in older people, in younger adults, other medical problems, mri contrast agents, any other medical problems, allergies, asthma, immunity problems, a history, allergies, asthma, a decreased natural immunity, at greater risk, having an allergic reaction to the contrast agent preparation, test a physician, special instructions for, get ready for my test, depending on the type, test you are having, do not understand the instructions you receive, not received any instructions, check with a physician ahead, side effects, along with their needed effects, mri contrast agents, some unwanted effects, side effects may occur, may need medical attention, back, leg, groin pain, severe, itching, watery eyes, skin rash , hives, swelling, face, thickening, tongue, unusual tiredness , weakness, severe, wheezing, tightness in chest, troubled breathing, side effects may go away, body adjusts to this agent, side effects continue, bothersome, brown discoloration , skin, nausea, unusual warmth and flushing, skin, other side effects, category diagnostic aid, superparamagnetic, liver disorders