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, Octan eslikarbazepiny – organiczny związek … Octan eslikarbazepiny – organiczny związek chemiczny, pochodna dibenzoazepiny. Stosowany jako lek o działaniu przeciwdrgawkowym. Metabolizowany jest w wątrobie do eslikarbazepiny, której prolekiem jest też okskarbazepina. Wykazuje podobne właściwości antynapadowe co okskarbazepina, ale różni się od niej farmakokinetyką. Dopuszczony do sprzedaży w Europie w roku 2009 (preparat Zebinix), a w USA w roku 2013 (Aptiom).at Zebinix), a w USA w roku 2013 (Aptiom).
, O acetato de eslicarbazepina é um fármaco … O acetato de eslicarbazepina é um fármaco utilizado como antiepilético. Este fármaco foi desenvolvido pela , sendo o primeiro fármaco de raiz e patente portuguesa. O seu desenvolvimento teve um custo aproximado de 300 milhões de euros e demorou 14 anos para ser estudado até ser comercializado. Em Portugal começou a ser comercializado em Abril de 2010.çou a ser comercializado em Abril de 2010.
, Eslicarbazepinacetat ist eine chemische Ve … Eslicarbazepinacetat ist eine chemische Verbindung, die als Arzneistoff zur Dauerbehandlung bestimmter Formen der Epilepsie verwendet wird. Chemisch handelt es sich um einen Abkömmling des Carbamazepins, ein Carboxamid aus der Klasse der Dibenzazepine. Eslicarbazepin wurde in den 1990er Jahren vom portugiesischen Pharmakonzern BIAL entwickelt und ist seit 2009 in Europa zugelassen.lt und ist seit 2009 in Europa zugelassen.
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Eslicarbazepine acetate (ESL), sold under … Eslicarbazepine acetate (ESL), sold under the brand names Aptiom and Zebinix among others, is an anticonvulsant medication approved for use in Europe and the United States as monotherapy or as additional therapy for partial-onset seizures epilepsy. Similarly to oxcarbazepine, ESL behaves as a prodrug to (S)-(+)-licarbazepine. As such, their mechanisms of action are identical. their mechanisms of action are identical.
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, Eslicarbazepinacetat ist eine chemische Ve … Eslicarbazepinacetat ist eine chemische Verbindung, die als Arzneistoff zur Dauerbehandlung bestimmter Formen der Epilepsie verwendet wird. Chemisch handelt es sich um einen Abkömmling des Carbamazepins, ein Carboxamid aus der Klasse der Dibenzazepine. Eslicarbazepin wurde in den 1990er Jahren vom portugiesischen Pharmakonzern BIAL entwickelt und ist seit 2009 in Europa zugelassen.lt und ist seit 2009 in Europa zugelassen.
, Octan eslikarbazepiny – organiczny związek … Octan eslikarbazepiny – organiczny związek chemiczny, pochodna dibenzoazepiny. Stosowany jako lek o działaniu przeciwdrgawkowym. Metabolizowany jest w wątrobie do eslikarbazepiny, której prolekiem jest też okskarbazepina. Wykazuje podobne właściwości antynapadowe co okskarbazepina, ale różni się od niej farmakokinetyką. Dopuszczony do sprzedaży w Europie w roku 2009 (preparat Zebinix), a w USA w roku 2013 (Aptiom).at Zebinix), a w USA w roku 2013 (Aptiom).
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