LUMASON by Bracco is blood, the acoustic impedance of lumason microspheres is lower than that of the surrounding non-aqueous tissue. First approved in 2014.
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LUMASON is an intravenous ultrasound contrast agent containing sulfur hexafluoride microbubbles that enhance visualization during ultrasound imaging procedures. It works by reflecting ultrasound waves to improve image quality and diagnostic accuracy. The product is indicated for contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging across multiple organ systems.
LUMASON is in peak commercial phase with established market presence, likely supporting a stable commercial team focused on market optimization.
blood, the acoustic impedance of Lumason microspheres is lower than that of the surrounding non-aqueous tissue. Therefore, an ultrasound beam is reflected from the interface between the microspheres and the surrounding tissue. The reflected ultrasound signal provides a visual image that shows a…
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