| THE COMPLETE DRUG
REFERENCE - 35th ed retour |
| Martindale |
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35/e remise à jour |
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2 volumes |
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plus de 2850 p. |
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23 X 28 cm |
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Janvier 2007 |
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568,58 € |
| 523,09 € : Etudiant |
| Martindale provides reliable, unbiased and
evaluated information on drugs and medicines used throughout the world - no other source
has the breadth and depth of coverage. |
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| Encyclopaedic
facts about drugs and medicines |
| - 5,300 drug monographs |
| - 110,000 preparations |
| - 37,500 references |
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9,500 manufacturers |
| Synopses of disease treatments |
Enables identification of
medicines, the local equivalent and
the manufacturer |
| Includes herbal medicines |
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200 monographs |
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5,000 preparations |
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New for the
thirty-fifth edition |
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Chapters reorganised to better reflect the clinical use of drugs
- International Nonproprietary Names now in English, French, Latin, Russian and Spanish
- Increase in synonyms from Scandinavia, Baltic and Eastern European areas
- Increased coverage of 'street names' for drugs and substances fiable to abuse
- Indication of drugs restricted or banned by sports authorities
- Molecular structures included for selected drugs
- Coverage of proprietary preparations expanded to 36 countries, now including Czech
Republic, Hungary, Russia and Venezuela |
| Every entry thoroughly re-evaluated |
| * Over 400 new drugs |
| * Coverage of proprietary preparations expanded to 32
countries, |
| now includes Argentina, Chile, Greece, India and Malaysia |
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From the reviews of previous
editions
'...Martindale...uses a skilful mix of evidence {rom multi-centre studies,
meta-analyses and the single case report, and this depth of knowledge is perhaps what
makes Martindale the superb resource that it is...and is an essential tool for any
practising pharmacist'
The Pharmaceutical Journal |
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| '...there are some books the company library simply
cannot be without: Martindale is one ofthem...an essential drug reference source and
excellent value for money' Pharmaceutical Physidan |
| CONTENTS |
| Preface / Abbreviations / Contracted Names for
Ions and Groups |
| Atomics Weights of the Elements |
| PART I : Monographs on drugs and ancillary
susbstances |
| Analgesics Anti-inflammatory drugs &
Antipyretics |
| Anthelmintics |
| Antibactérials |
| Antidepressants |
| Antidiabetics |
| Antifungals |
| Antigout Drugs |
| Antihistamaines |
| Antimalarials |
| Antimuscarinics |
| Antineoplatics |
| Antiprotozoals |
| Anitvirals |
| Anxiolitic Sedatives Hypnotics &
Antipsychotics |
| Blood Products Plasma Expanders & Haemostatics |
| Bone Modulating Drugs |
| Cardiovascular Drugs |
| Chelators antidotes & Antagonists |
| Colouring agents |
| Contrast Media |
| Corticosteroids |
| Cough Suppressants Expectorants Mucolytics &
Nasal Decongestants |
| Dermatological Drugs & Sunscreens |
| Disinfectants & Preservatives |
| Dopaminergics |
| Electrolytes |
| Gases |
| Gastrointestinal Drugs |
| General Anesthesics |
| Hypothalamic & Pituinary Hormones |
| Immunodepressants |
| Local Anaesthesics |
| Muscle Relaxants |
| Neuromuscular Blockers |
| Noninic Surfactants |
| Nutritional Agents & Vitamins |
| Organics Solvants |
| Paraffins & Similar Bases |
| Parasympathomimetics |
| Pesticides & Repellents |
| Prostaglandins |
| Radiopharmaceuticals |
| Sex Hormones |
| Soaps & Others Anionic Surfactants |
| Stabilising & Suspending Agents |
| Stimulants & Anorectics |
| Thyroid & Antithyroid Drugs |
| Vaccines Immunoglobulins & Antisera |
| Part II : Suplmentary drugs and other
substances |
| Part III : Preparations |
| Directory of Manufacturers |
| General Index |
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