Rate of ferumoxytol administration; for iron replacement (A), the prior label allowed bolus injection of 510 mg of ferumoxytol not faster than 17 seconds.

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Rate of ferumoxytol administration; for iron replacement (A), the prior label allowed bolus injection of 510 mg of ferumoxytol not faster than 17 seconds (equivalent to 30 mg/s Fe). Rate of ferumoxytol administration; for iron replacement (A), the prior label allowed bolus injection of 510 mg of ferumoxytol not faster than 17 seconds (equivalent to 30 mg/s Fe). The current label recommends slow infusion of diluted ferumoxytol over 15 minutes. For imaging, which is still an off-label indication, we used to administer ferumoxytol in 2 or 3 rapid bolus injections. Panel B shows ferumoxytol administration of protocol #1562, in which a full vial of 510 mg was given. As a response to the boxed warning, only the initial 75 mg is injected as before (3 mL/s of 1:1 diluted ferumoxytol, equivalent to 45 mg/s Fe), and dynamic perfusion data are acquired. The other ongoing protocols have been adjusted accordingly; only the first 1 mg/kg being injected as a bolus. C.G. Varallyay et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2017;38:1297-1302 ©2017 by American Society of Neuroradiology