drug. Gastrointestinal side effects are the most common (15%) and gastric u observed. CNS side effects similar to those seen with indomethacin and aspirin less common and less severe. Ketorolac Ketorolac is a potent analgesic but only a moderately effective anti-inflamma of the few NSAIDs approved for parenteral administration. AL PROPERTIES sic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory activities. Diclofenac appears to oncentrations of free AA in leukocytes, perhaps by altering its release or PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES Para-aminofenoolid Selektiivsed COX-2 inhibiitorid e koksiibid Diarüülasendusega furanoonid rofekoksiib (ei turustata) Diarüülasendusega pürasoolid - tselekoksiib Bipüridiini derivaadid - etorikoksiib Koksiibid NSAIDide näidustused Tugi-liikumisaparaadi ja pehmete kudede põletikuline valu Liiges- ja lihasvalud, osteoartroos, dorsalgia jne Palaviku sümptomaatiline ravi Äge podagra atakk
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layer chromatography and high-performance released when the Gram-negative bacterium liquid chromatography can also be used to undergoes lysis. These endotoxins cause detect these toxins. Recently, monoclonal fever by acting as exogenous pyrogens. The antibodies have been employed to detect exogenous pyrogen, when absorbed into the these toxins with great rapidity (10 to 30 min) bloodstream, causes injury to the leukocytes, and sensitivity (1 ppb and lower). Attempts which in turn release an endogenous pyrogen. to detoxify aflatoxin by ozone, peroxides, This endogenous pyrogen stimulates the ther- and ammonia have met with limited success. moregulatory center of the brain at the hypo- Thus, the best preventive measure is not to thalamus and causes fever. Therefore, fever allow the mold to contaminate the food in a patient is indicative of a food-borne
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