- antileprotic
- an·ti·lep·rot·ic (an″te-) (an″ti-lep-rotґik) 1. therapeutically effective against leprosy. 2. an agent with this effect.
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Antileprotic drugs — are those that are used to treat leprosy.* sulfone Dapsone(DDS), * Phenazine derivative Clofazimine , * Antitubercular drugs Rifampin,Ethionamide, * Other antibiotics Oflaxacin,Minocycline,Clarithromycin … Wikipedia
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sulfoxone sodium — An antileprotic. * * * sulf·ox·one sodium or chiefly Brit sulph·ox·one sodium .səl fäk .sōn n a crystalline salt C14H14N2Na2O6S3 used in the treatment of leprosy * * * sul·fox·one so·di·um (səl fokґsōn) an antibacterial derivative of… … Medical dictionary
thiambutosine — An antileprotic agent … Medical dictionary
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