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hexapropymate

Known as: 1-(2-propynyl)cyclohexanol carbamate 
National Institutes of Health

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1989
1989
Hexapropymate Self-Poisoning Causes Severe and Long-Lasting Clinical Symptoms
SummaryCases of hexapropymate poisoning requiring intensive care in an urban region of Sweden (420,000 inhabitants) were… 
1984
1984
Biotransformation of hexapropymate in man. Part 2: Isolation and identification of metabolites.
This paper deals with the isolation and identification of hexapropymate metabolites in man. This hypnotic drug is hydroxylated on… 
1978
1978
Hexapropymate self-poisoning.
lying disease. In those described by Lowenstein and Gallo' renal deposits of amyloid persisted despite clinical remission of the… 
1978
1978
[A rapid and simple method for the qualitative and quantitative determination of hexapropymate in biological fluids and organs (author's transl)].
The method is based mainly on the extraction of the substance by a small volume of organic solvent from an alkaline medium… 
1975
1975
[Effects of hexapropymate on sleep in normal humans, measured with a polygraphic method].
1972
1972
The effects of hexapropymate upon sleep in normal man measured with a polygraphic technique
SummaryThe effects of an ordinary clinical dose (400 mg) of hexapropymate (Mordirax®) on sleep were investigated in 16 young… 
1971
1971
[5 cases of suspected hexapropymate poisoning].
1971
1971
[Immuno-allergic thrombopenic purpura caused by hexapropymate sensitization].
1970
1970
[Polygraphic study of night sleep under hexapropymate].
1962
1962
[Pediatric indications for a synthetic non-barbituric hypnotic: hexapropymate].
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