haloprogin

Known as: haloprogin [Chemical/Ingredient], Haloproginum, Haloprogine

An antifungal agent used as a topical cream. It was discontinued in favor of newer antifungals with fewer side effects.

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1979

A clinical double‐blind trial of topical haloprogin ointment and miconazole cream was carried out against superficial fungal…

1979

The antifungal activity of jaritin and haloprogin against Candida albicans is similar. In vitro they had less activity than…

1977

A study to compare the efficacy of clotrimazole 1% solution with that of haloprogin 1% solution for the treatment of tinea cruris…

1976

• A 13-year-old girl developed contact dermatitis to haloprogin (Halotex) cream. Patch tests incriminated ethyl sebacate, a…

1975

Haloprogin therapy has been used for years, but no cases of allergic contact dermatitis have been observed. On the basis of the…

1974

The relative antifungal properties of haloprogin, a new synthetic antimicrobial agent, and two polyene antibiotics, amphotericin…

1974

Sixty-eight patients with a clinical diagnosis of cutaneous candidiasis confirmed by a potassium hydroxide (KOH) examination and…

1973

Topical antifungal agents, 1% haloprogin solution (Halotex®), 1% tolnaftate solution (Tinactin®), 1% sodium omadine cream and 5…

1972

Haloprogin is a new topical antifungal medication. A double-blind study revealed that haloprogin is an effective preparation…

1970

Haloprogin was shown to be a highly effective agent for the treatment of experimentally induced topical mycotic infections in…