- tripelennamine citrate
- the citrate salt of tripelennamine, used as an antihistamine in the symptomatic treatment of allergic disorders, administered orally.
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tripelennamine citrate
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Tripelennamine — Systematic (IUPAC) name N ,N dimethyl N (phenylmethyl) N pyridin 2 ylethane 1,2 diamine Clinical data AHFS/Drugs.com … Wikipedia
tripelennamine hydrochloride — An antihistamine. Also available, with the same actions, is t. citrate; it is less bitter than the hydrochloride salt, and is therefore used in elixir. * * * [USP] the monohydrochloride salt of tripelennamine, having the same actions and uses as… … Medical dictionary
tripelennamine — tri·pel·en·na·mine .trī pe len ə .mēn, mən n an antihistamine drug derived from pyridine and ethylenediamine and used in the form of its crystalline citrate C16H21N3·C6H8O7 or hydrochloride C16H21N3·HCl see PYRIBENZAMINE * * * tri·pe·len·na·mine… … Medical dictionary
tripelennamine — ˌtrīˌpeˈlenəˌmēn, mə̇n noun ( s) Etymology: tri + pyridine + ethylenediamine : an antihistamine drug C16H21N3 derived from pyridine and ethylenediamine and used in the form of its crystalline citrate or hydrochloride … Useful english dictionary
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