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Practical Experiences Using ZULP in Cardiology
The application of a product containing ferric carboxymaltose (FCM) or the use of a contrast agent with sulfur hexafluoride in microbubbles are examples of the use of specially accounted medicinal products (ZULP) in cardiology practice. "A benefit for the patient is that they receive the indicated preparation directly in the office and do not have to procure it themselves from a pharmacy," says Dr. Jiří Veselý, head physician of the Edumed cardiology clinic in Jaroměř, with whom we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of using ZULP and…
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