Elucirem
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Active Ingredient: Gadopiclenol
Product Overview
About Elucirem
Elucirem is a medical product used for diagnostic imaging.
What it is used for
Not available in the provided information.
How it is used
Elucirem is given as an injection into a vein by a specialised healthcare professional, just before the MRI scan. It can only be obtained with a prescription. For more information about using Elucirem, see the package leaflet or contact your doctor or pharmacist.
How it works
The active substance in Elucirem, gadopiclenol, contains gadolinium, a rare-earth metal element used in contrast agents to help obtain better MRI images. MRI is an imaging method that relies on the tiny magnetic fields produced by water molecules in the body. Once injected, gadolinium interacts with the water molecules. As a result of this interaction, the water molecules give a stronger signal in the locations reached by the contrast agent, and this helps to obtain a brighter picture.
Active substance: Gadopiclenol
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