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Fixed drug eruption from sodium benzoate
Contact Dermatitis, 2003We report a fixed drug eruption caused by a syrup containing sodium benzoate. Our patient gave a positive reaction to a patch test and to a provocation test after 15 h ingestion, but no patch test reaction in the interdigital area where the patient had previous lesions.
J, Vilaplana, C, Romaguera
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Interaction of Theobromine with Sodium Benzoate
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1982The interaction of theobromine with sodium benzoate was investigated by PMR spectroscopy. The interaction of theobromine with pentadeuterated benzoic acid (benzoic acid-d5) was examined in the same manner but to a lesser degree. Chemical shifts of theobromine protons were determined as a function of sodium benzoate concentration in deuterium oxide at ...
J, Nishijo, I, Yonetani
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Caffeine Sodium Benzoate for Electroconvulsive Therapy Augmentation
The Journal of ECT, 2018Objectives Because of an ongoing manufacturer shortage of injectable caffeine sodium benzoate (CSB), patients at our health system were given CSB compounded in-house to increase seizure response during electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Therefore, we aimed to evaluate its effectiveness and safety as an ECT augmentation agent.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1944
To the Editor:— With the increasing use of the synthesis of hippuric acid as a test of liver function, the toxicity of sodium benzoate requires careful revaluation. Recently Kinsey and Wright ( J. Lab. & Clin. Med. 29 :188 [Feb.] 1944) reported that, after a patient recovering from a serious attack of hepatitis had taken the usual dose of 6 Gm.
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To the Editor:— With the increasing use of the synthesis of hippuric acid as a test of liver function, the toxicity of sodium benzoate requires careful revaluation. Recently Kinsey and Wright ( J. Lab. & Clin. Med. 29 :188 [Feb.] 1944) reported that, after a patient recovering from a serious attack of hepatitis had taken the usual dose of 6 Gm.
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Sodium Benzoate and Benzoic Acid
2005Benzoic acid is found naturally in a wide variety of plants. It was isolated in the sixteenth century, but not commercially produced until the end of the nineteenth century. Researchers discovered in 1875 that this compound had potent antifungal properties, was relatively tasteless in foods, easy to make, and inexpensive.
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