A collage of three MRI scans of the brain labeled as "Coronal" "Sagittal" and "Trigeminal Nuclei". The scans are arranged in a grid-like pattern with each scan showing a different view of the human brain. The first scan on the top left shows the normal brain with the left side of the image showing the cerebellum and the right side showing the trigeminal nerve. The brain is shown in black and white while the scan on top right shows the sagittal nerve which is a type of nerve that connects the brain to the spinal cord. The image also shows a cross-sectional view of a tumor in the brain. The tumor appears to be in the center of the head with a red arrow pointing to the left and a green arrow pointing towards the right. The red arrow is likely indicating the location of the tumor which may be a tumor or a tumor that may have been affected by the tumor.
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![An infographic that explains the benefits of full therapeutic value for patients like Patrick. It has a blue background with white text and an illustration of Patrick in the center. The illustration is of a man with his arms crossed and a serious expression on his face. <br /><br />On the left side of the image there is a line graph that shows hours on the x-axis and the pain plasma hydromorphone level on the y-axis demonstrating that "Exalgo remained above 50% of C[?] for more than 90% of dosing interval" as compared to hydromorphone. <br /><br />The right side of the graphic has recommended instructions on how best to treat a patient like Patrick with Exalgo and also has important risk information for Exalgo.](https://oida-resources-images.azureedge.net/public/full/3d05d7df-6b4f-46b4-a36b-ee5f924ecb77.png)
