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sonolysis

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sonolysis [sō′näl·ə·səs]
(physical chemistry)
The breaking of chemical bonds or formation of radicals using ultrasound.
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ImaRx's unique SonoLysis technique combines the use of ultrasound and the company's proprietary microbubble clot agent to potentially dissolve vascular thromboses, or blood clots, in a relatively simple, non-invasive procedure.
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Clinical results from the study also indicated that those study patients receiving SonoLysis treatment were two times more likely to have complete clearing of blocked arteries (recanalization) than those study patients receiving tPA alone.
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While the results from the previously-terminated TUCSON SonoLysis clinical trial have not been made public, we expect the success of the Company will ride on those results as well.
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