Is Brain MRI with contrast safe? In this video I answer that question. I review WHY we use contrasted MRI scans for MS diagnosis and monitoring, as well as concerns regarding risk to kidney function and gadolinium brain deposition. If you have questions about the safety of MRI contrast dye, then start watching this video right now!

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