Robert G. Mitchell, senior manager, contrast imaging solutions, explains how Bracco Diagnostics' acquisition of E-Z-EM further positions the company as a global leader in diagnostic imaging in radiology and cardiology. The merger allows for significant growth opportunities as E-Z-EM complements Bracco's comprehensive repertoire of diagnostic imaging agents. The synergies among both companies' product portfolios, complementary customer bases and technical expertise will strengthen Bracco Diagnostics' position in the evolving field of imaging informatics and patient management.
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