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No clinical data are available on pregnancies exposed to SonoVue (sulfur hexafluoride); animal studies do not indicate harmful reproductive or developmental effects, but avoiding SonoVue during pregnancy is preferable as a precaution.
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- SonoVue 8 microlitres/ml, powder and solvent for dispersion for injectionBracco UK Limited · emc · SmPC §4.6 Fertility, pregnancy and lactation · Version 16Document updated
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