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Pharmacist Intervention Models in Drug-Drug Interaction Management in Prescribed Pharmacotherapy. [PDF]

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PROMAZINE AND NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA

Medical Journal of Australia, 1975
An increased incidence of jaundice in mature, healthy newborn babies was noticed in 1970-1971. This coincided with the increased used of the drug promazine. A decrease in the incidence of jaundice was noted three months after total withdrawal of this drug from the hospital.
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Subjective evaluation of promazine therapy

The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1958
Two hundred patients received promazine in dosages of 50 mg. to 1.5 gm. daily for two to six months. They ranged in age from 22 to 72 years and had been mentally ill from one to 15 years. Promazine diminished violence and acute overactivity, and reduced combativeness and distortion of sense perceptions.
L, FINK, G, VLAVIANOS
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Promazine

Reactions Weekly, 2023
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IMIPRAMINE-PROMAZINE THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1962
Imipramine-promazine therapy resulted in an overall good clinical response in 80% of a group of patients with depressive syndromes. Response of symptoms of anxiety alone was over 90%. Patients were treated privately, and received intensive psychotherapy which included other members of the family.
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Interaction of promazine with human ceruloplasmin

International Journal of Biochemistry, 1987
Promazine is enzymically oxidized by ceruloplasmin without reduction of the 610 nm absorption band of the enzyme. Fluoride inhibited the reaction in a non-competitive manner. The ceruloplasmin oxidase activity is markedly enhanced when promazine is added in the presence of NADH; possibly through a change in enzyme conformation.
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PROMAZINE—IPRONIAZID: A BRIEF REPORT

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1959
The effects of Marsilid cannot be assessed separately and objectively in a few cases also receiving other therapy, but improvement in the majority was unexpectedly rapid and greater than that shown on a previous regimen. Marsilid dosage was begun at a lower level than that given by Smarr, Wolf and Pressman(1) whilst the response to corticosteriod ...
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Promazine*

2020
Louis A. Pagliaro, Ann Marie Pagliaro
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Promazine.

Reactions Weekly, 2011
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Promazine Overdosage

BMJ, 1960
W. Hindle, D. Negus
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