Examples of using Sonovue in English and their translations into German
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SonoVue is a medicine that contains the active substance sulphur hexafluoride a gas.
SonoVue should only be used in patients where study without contrast enhancement is inconclusive.
SonoVue dispersion should be administered to you within six hours of its preparation.
SonoVue should only be used by doctors who have experience in diagnostic ultrasound imaging.
The safety of SonoVue was evaluated in 4653 adult patients who participated in 58 clinical trials.
Therefore, caution should be exercised when SonoVue is administered to breast-feeding women.
SonoVue sulphur hexafluoride microbubbles 8 microlitres/ ml Powder and solvent for dispersion for injection.
For the full list of all side effects reported with SonoVue, see the Package Leaflet.
SonoVue is a contrast agent for ultrasound scans of blood vessels and tissues of the body.
SonoVue is given to you by medical
The active substance in SonoVue, sodium hexafluoride,
When SonoVue is made up into a suspension,
fatal outcomes have been reported in temporal association with the use of SonoVue.
When made up into a solution, SonoVue contains sulphur hexafluoride gas as‘microbubbles' in suspension in a liquid.
SonoVue increases the quality of the Doppler flow image
SonoVue has not been studied in patients aged 18 years or younger and should not be used in this group.
If SonoVue is not used immediately after reconstitution the microbubble dispersion should be shaken again before being drawn up into a syringe.
The echocardiography studies involved a total of 317 patients, and compared SonoVue with another contrast agent
any of the other ingredients of SonoVue or if you have.
Sonovue should not be used in combination with dobutamine in patients with conditions suggesting cardiovascular instability where dobutamine is contraindicated.