“…Polymeric microbubbles (MBs) as ultrasound contrast agents (UCAs) are ideal theranostic agents for improving the resolution and sensitivity of clinical US imaging. [5][6][7] They consist of gaseous bubbles encapsulated within an outer shell, oscillating in an acoustic field, and effectively reflecting the ultrasound signal. Gas-filled UCAs have also attracted researchers to investigate ultrasound-triggered drug release, involving noninvasive imaging of most tissues at low concentrations, and to investigate release of loaded therapeutic drugs with the pressure of an ultrasound wave.…”