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Levopropoxyphene

Known as: Levopropoxyphene [Chemical/Ingredient], (l)-Propoxyphene, (-)-Propoxyphene 
A propionate derivative that is used to suppress coughing.
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Review
1992
Review
1992
Three-dimensional view of pharmacology.
The relationship between the stereochemistry of drugs and their therapeutic and toxic effects is discussed. Molecular structures… 
1977
1977
Reduction of levopropoxyphene N-oxide to propoxyphene by dogs in vivo and rat liver microsomal fraction in vitro.
1. When l-propoxyphene-N-oxide was given orally to dogs, reduction occurred in vivo resulting in substantial plasma levels of l… 
1977
1977
We told you so
  • 1977
  • Corpus ID: 714692
gases and dusts may also give rise to a persistent unproductive cough in previously healthy individuals. Carcinoma of the trachea… 
1974
1974
Thiazine dye antagonism of opioid lethality in mice.
The thiazine dyes, methylene blue and tolonium chloride, were administered subcutaneously alone and in combination to adult male… 
1964
1964
[POISONING BY INGESTION OF AN EXCESSIVE DOSE OF LEVOPROPOXYPHENE (LETUSIN)].
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