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ioxilan
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ioxilan /iox·i·lan/ (i-ok´sĭ-lan) a low-viscosity, low-osmolality, nonionic contrast agent used in arteriography, excretory urography, and computed tomography.
ioxilan
[iok′slan]
a low-viscosity, low-osmolality, nonionic contrast agent used in arteriography, excretory urography, and computed tomography.

ioxilan [i-ok´sĭ-lan]
a low-viscosity, low-osmolality, nonionic contrast agent used in arteriography, excretory urography, and computed tomography.


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Guerbet has Oxilan to thank for its sustained success.
I also ran the clinical trial for Oxilan, and I always respected Cook as an innovative organization dedicated to patient care.
With the purchase, Guerbet officials added, Oxilan is being integrated into the company's product line and Guerbet expects a seamless transition for its customers and the Oxilan sales force, which previously had worked for Cook Imaging.
 
 
 
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