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Please note: Due to technical difficulties the medical contrast images will not be in Please note: Due to technical difficulties the medical contrast images will not be in motion, the image will appear as a still picture. For medical images please refer to the transcript, Part 1 beginning on page 64, for the description of the images that were provided by the presenter. 1 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Clinical Experience and Safety Considerations Professor R. Senior Consultant Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac Clinical Experience and Safety Considerations Professor R. Senior Consultant Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac Research Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow, UK 2 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Contrast Echocardiography with Sono. Vue • Clinical Utility: Assessment of LV structure and function Contrast Echocardiography with Sono. Vue • Clinical Utility: Assessment of LV structure and function (global and regional) and assessment of microcirculation (cardiac and extra-cardiac) • Side-effect Profile • Risk-Benefit 3 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Annualized Incidence of Death by LVEF Solomon SD. Circulation 2005; 112: 3738 -3744 4 Annualized Incidence of Death by LVEF Solomon SD. Circulation 2005; 112: 3738 -3744 4 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

55 -Year-Old Male, previous DDD pacemaker, presented with shortness of breath who underwent Echo 55 -Year-Old Male, previous DDD pacemaker, presented with shortness of breath who underwent Echo for the assessment of LV function 5 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Contrast Echo with Sono. Vue 6 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June Contrast Echo with Sono. Vue 6 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Subgroup Differences in LV Volumes and EF Between MRI and Echocardiography Poor Baseline Image Subgroup Differences in LV Volumes and EF Between MRI and Echocardiography Poor Baseline Image Quality Subgroup EDV (ml) ESV (ml) EF (%) Good Baseline Image Quality Baseline Echo Contrast Echo -56. 4± 47. 8 -16. 2± 31. 8 -6. 0± 13. 9 -24. 4± 23. 8 -6. 5± 15. 6 -1. 9± 6. 5 -56. 3 ± 41. 8 -21. 8 ± 47. 2 -3. 8 ± 12. 9 -25. 7 ± 24. 4 -9. 0 ± 20. 2 -1. 4 ± 5. 9 Malm S, et al JACC 2004; 44: 1030 -5 7 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Global Function: Lower Inter-observer Variability Cine Echo 16 On. R vs Off. R 1/2 Global Function: Lower Inter-observer Variability Cine Echo 16 On. R vs Off. R 1/2 Off. R 1 vs 2 Contrast. Echo c. MR On. R vs. Off. R 1/2 Off. R 1 vs 2 On. R vs. Off. R 1/2 Off. R 1 vs. 2 On. R vs. Off. R 1/2 Off. R 1 vs 2 14 12 10 (95% CI) 8 MPE * ** 6 *** 4 2 0 0. 79 0. 80 (0. 74 -0. 85) * Echo vs. CINE: ** CINE vs. MRI: *** MRI vs. Contrastecho: 8 p = 0. 02 p = 0. 15 p = 0. 002 0. 86 0. 91 ICC (0. 80 -0. 92) (0. 88 -0. 94) (95% CI) Hoffmann, von Bardeleben, Eur Heart J 2005; 26: 607 -616 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Case Study: History • 29 -year-old obese Asian female • Right shoulder pain and Case Study: History • 29 -year-old obese Asian female • Right shoulder pain and short of breath two months post delivery when pushing pram • Diabetic for 2 years • Normal resting ECG • Non-diagnostic Exercise ECG • Advised to have Stress Echo 9 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Non-Contrast Echo 10 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * Non-Contrast Echo 10 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Rest 11 Stress R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * Rest 11 Stress R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Coronary Arteriography 12 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * Coronary Arteriography 12 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Stress Echo After Angioplasty Dwivedi and Senior. . Brit Med J. 2006: 332: 643. Stress Echo After Angioplasty Dwivedi and Senior. . Brit Med J. 2006: 332: 643. 13 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Northwick Park Study: Risk Stratification by Exercise ECG and Stress Echocardiography Number of Patients Northwick Park Study: Risk Stratification by Exercise ECG and Stress Echocardiography Number of Patients (%) Low 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Intermediate High 8 10 20 29 69 39 3 69 77 33 21 Pre Test Post Test 22 Pre. Test Ex. ECG Post Test SE Jeetley and Senior Eur Heart J. 2007; 28: 116 -223 14 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Outcome of Stress Echo vs Exercise ECG C Low Posttest Risk (n=223) Ex. ECG Outcome of Stress Echo vs Exercise ECG C Low Posttest Risk (n=223) Ex. ECG 1. 00 SEcho 0. 75 P=. 63 0. 50 0. 25 0 5 10 15 Time (months) Jeetley P et al. Eur Heart J. 2007; 28: 116 -223. 15 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * * 20

Diagnostic Accuracy of Each Imaging Method to Detect the Presence of Regional Wall Motion Diagnostic Accuracy of Each Imaging Method to Detect the Presence of Regional Wall Motion Abnormalities Defined by a Panel Decision Mean From All 3 Readers Echo Unenhanced All patients Sensitivity Specificity Accuracy Only c. MRI patients Sensitivity Specificity Accuracy Echo Contrast. Enhanced Cineventriculography c. MRI 100 85. 7% 77. 3% 82. 9% 56 83. 3% 73. 0% 79. 5% 100 90. 2% 81. 3% 87. 2% 56 90. 7% 83. 8% 88. 2% 199 86. 5% 75. 0% 82. 8% 56 84. 1% 69. 4% 78. 7% 56 90. 8% 74. 4% 84. 9% Hoffmann R et al. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2006; 47: 121 -128. 16 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

International Stress Echo Complication Registry 85, 997 patients Complication Dobutamine Dipyridamole Exercise 35103 24599 International Stress Echo Complication Registry 85, 997 patients Complication Dobutamine Dipyridamole Exercise 35103 24599 26295 5 (1/7020) 1 0 Acute MI 11 (1/3191) 5 (1/4919) 1 Sustained VT 27(1/1200) 1 2 Ventricular fibrillation 11(1/3191) 2 0 Cardiac rupture 5 0 1 Asystole 2 4 0 TIA/Stroke 3 3 0 Hypotension 2 4 0 3 rd Degree AV block 2 0 0 Death Safety of Stress Echocardiography (from the International Stress Echo Complication Registry)(2006) American Journal of Cardiology, 98 (4), pp. 541 -543. 17 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Safety of Sono. Vue Enhanced Stress Echocardiography 5250 patients undergoing dobutamine stress test* • Safety of Sono. Vue Enhanced Stress Echocardiography 5250 patients undergoing dobutamine stress test* • No deaths, No AMI, No life threatening allergic reactions • 2 life threatening events (Ventricular tachycardia/Ventricular fibrillation)(0. 04%) • Patients with EF<0. 40 (N=1153, 22. 0%) showed higher frequency of cardiac arrhythmias of any kind (9. 5%) versus patients with EF>0. 40 (5. 4%, p<0. 001). • 5 vasovagal reactions (0. 1%) • 3 elevation of troponin I (0. 04%) • Dry mouth most frequent symptom (19. 8%) *Aggeli et al. Heart 2008 18 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Simultaneous Assessment of Wall Motion & Microcirculation 19 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board Simultaneous Assessment of Wall Motion & Microcirculation 19 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Acute Coronary Syndrome: Relationship between Function and Perfusion and Outcome Janardhanan and Senior AJC Acute Coronary Syndrome: Relationship between Function and Perfusion and Outcome Janardhanan and Senior AJC 2004: 93; 1207 -11 20 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Kaplan Meier Survival Curves for MCE Defect Size for the Prediction of Cardiac Death Kaplan Meier Survival Curves for MCE Defect Size for the Prediction of Cardiac Death in 95 Patients Following AMI Good Perfusion Reduced Perfusion Dwivedi and Senior J Am Coll. Cardiol 2007; 50: 327 -34 21 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Focal Liver Lesions Characterization Benign or Malignant? ? 22 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Focal Liver Lesions Characterization Benign or Malignant? ? 22 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

signal Intensity Liver: Characterization of Hepato Cellular Carcinoma Arterial Phase Portal Phase Late Phase signal Intensity Liver: Characterization of Hepato Cellular Carcinoma Arterial Phase Portal Phase Late Phase time 23 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Liver: Characterization of Focal Liver Lesions Sono. Vue US demonstrated a higher sensitivity, specificity Liver: Characterization of Focal Liver Lesions Sono. Vue US demonstrated a higher sensitivity, specificity and accuracy than unenhanced US and lower inter-observer variability. N = 3872 in 9 studies Unenhanced US Sono. Vue US Sensitivity 28. 1%-88% 81%-100% Specificity 22. 1%-91. 9% 78. 4%-96. 5% Accuracy 30. 6%-88% 85%-92. 7% Sono. Vue® US is comparable to contrast enhanced CT. N = 310 in 4 studies Sono. Vue US Sensitivity 88% - 93% 91%-100% Specificity 89% Accuracy 24 CE-CT 78%-88% R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * * 90% 86%-91%

Impact of Sono. Vue Enhanced Ultrasound in Clinical Practice • ESFUMB guidelines*: • • Impact of Sono. Vue Enhanced Ultrasound in Clinical Practice • ESFUMB guidelines*: • • • Focal liver lesions of incidental detection Follow-up of cirrhotic patients Staging-Follow-up of patients with malignancies Percutaneous image-guided tumor ablation Monitoring of tumor response to chemotheraphy (TACE-neo angiogenesis drugs) • American Association for Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD)** • has indicated CE-US as a key imaging modality for diagnosis of HCC *Update 2008 Ultraschall in Med 2008; 29: 28– 44 **Management of Hepatocellular Carcinoma hepatology HEPATOLOGY, 2005: 42, No. 5, 25 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Stroke Treatment – Role of Sono. Vue Monitoring of thrombolysis Detection of Middle Cerebral Stroke Treatment – Role of Sono. Vue Monitoring of thrombolysis Detection of Middle Cerebral Artery occlusion t 3 h t 0 native 26 t 1 h contrast R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Safety in Worldwide Bracco Clinical Trials • • • Completed clinical trials: Patients enrolled: Safety in Worldwide Bracco Clinical Trials • • • Completed clinical trials: Patients enrolled: Cardiac studies: Microvascular studies: Macrovascular studies: 57 4730 1840 2133 555 Low incidence of adverse events: All: 11. 9%, of which 6. 1% drug related The most frequent were headache (1. 2%) and nausea (0. 7%) Serious: 0. 5% of which 0. 02% drug related. 7 special population studies did not demonstrate any significant clinical signs after Sono. Vue administration 27 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Sono. Vue: PMS Analysis over 6 years 28 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board Sono. Vue: PMS Analysis over 6 years 28 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Comments on 6 year PMS Data • Overall, incidence of events very low • Comments on 6 year PMS Data • Overall, incidence of events very low • 5 deaths (1: 145, 000) – 1 unrelated: 9 hours after Sono. Vue injection and few minutes after morphine administration – 1 case was classfied as possible and was a consequence of anaphylactic shock – 3 deaths in cardiac patients with severe three coronary vessel disease 29 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Event Cascade in Majority (76%) of Serious Sono. Vue ADRs • Classified as allergic-like Event Cascade in Majority (76%) of Serious Sono. Vue ADRs • Classified as allergic-like reactions • Independent of dose • Onset: within 1 -2 minutes from injection • First symptom: Hypotension, vasovagal syncope. • Resolve after administration of Adrenaline and/or Cortisone 30 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Events Classified as Cardiac Disorder Overall 40 cardiac manifestations (by Med. DRA terms) in Events Classified as Cardiac Disorder Overall 40 cardiac manifestations (by Med. DRA terms) in 30 (1: 25, 000) patients 31 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Risk/Benefit Ratio Incidence of Severe Anaphylaxis by Substance Class as Defined by the International Risk/Benefit Ratio Incidence of Severe Anaphylaxis by Substance Class as Defined by the International Collaborative Study of Severe Anaphylaxis* Sono. Vue® Risk Category Incidence Substance RR 0. 01% Class 0. 005% - 0. 015% Analgesics Antibiotics MRI-Contrast Media Medium 0. 03% - 0. 1% Penicillin IV Blood Dextrane Pentoxyphylline Iodine-Contrast Media High > 0. 1% Plasma Streptokinase Low *The International Collaborative Study of Severe Anaphylaxis. Risk of anaphylaxis in a hospital population in relation to the use of various drugs: an international study. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf 2003; 12: 195– 202. 32 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Mortality in Cardiac Procedures Mortality Contrast Echo Myocardial Scintigraphy Exercise ECG Coronary Arteriography 1: Mortality in Cardiac Procedures Mortality Contrast Echo Myocardial Scintigraphy Exercise ECG Coronary Arteriography 1: 145, 000(Sono. Vue) 1: 10, 000 1: 2, 500 (or AMI) 1: 1, 000 Modified from Main et al; J Am Coll Cardiol 2007; 50: 2434 -7 33 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *

Conclusions • Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound provides incremental diagnostic and prognostic information over standard clinical Conclusions • Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound provides incremental diagnostic and prognostic information over standard clinical criteria and may be superior to competing techniques • Sono. Vue safety analysis of Bracco-sponsored clinical trials and 6 years of PMS suggests Sono. Vue falls in the low-risk category • Sono. Vue has excellent risk benefit profile 34 R. Senior – FDA Advisory Board – June 24, 2008 * * *