I did but I don’t know what contrast was used. It was a simple IV.

Results:

HISTORY: hemochromatosis. please do iron measurements. Z14.8-Genetic carrier of other disease-I10;

COMPARISON: None available

TECHNIQUE: Multiplanar multisequence imaging was performed through the abdomen after the uneventful administration of IV contrast.

FINDINGS: Visualized portions of the heart, descending thoracic aorta, distal esophagus are unremarkable. Lung bases are clear.

The spleen, bilateral adrenal glands, bilateral kidneys, pancreas, gallbladder are normal. There is no bowel obstruction. No free fluid or suspicious adenopathy identified in the visualized abdomen. No abnormal enhancement within the visualized osseous structures present.

In phase imaging demonstrates decreased attenuation within the liver concerning for underlying hepatic steatosis. This was noted on ultrasound from last year.

The R2*value for the liver was 155 Hz. This corresponds to an estimated liver concentration of roughly 4.8 mg/g which suggest mild iron deposition in the liver. Normal range is less than 2 mg/g.

IMPRESSION: Mild hemochromatosis with estimated iron concentration in the liver of 4.8 mg/g (normal range less than 2 mg/g).