Analgesics : From Chemistry and Pharmacology to Clinical Application 1st Edition
by Helmut Buschmann (Editor), Thomas Christoph (Editor), Elmar Friderichs (Editor), Corinna Maul (Editor), Bernd Sundermann (Editor)
Publisher : Wiley-VCH; 1st edition (December 20, 2002)
Language : English
Hardcover : 613 pages
ISBN-13: 978-3527304035
ISBN-10: 3527304037
Classified by their mode of action, all important classes of analgesics are presented here, including recent developments that have not yet been introduced to the market. Altogether, more than 300 compounds are described. A carefully designed layout presents the most relevant information at a glance, including compound structure, physical properties, synthesis schemes and clinical uses. Trade names for different countries are also given, allowing quick reference to compounds currently on the market.
In addition to proven pain relievers, novel approaches to pain treatment are discussed and drug candidates for future therapies are presented.
With its broad scope and extensive compound listings, this is a premier reference source for pain treatment by pharmacological means. A valuable resource for clinicians, drug developers and pain researchers.
Pain relieving drugs - analgesics - are the most commonly used pharmaceuticals, and an indispensable tool for a multitude of therapeutic approaches. Classified by their mode of action, all important classes of analgesics are presented, including recent developments that have not been introduced to the market. Altogether more than 300 compounds are described.
A carefully designed layout presents the most relevant information at a glance, including compound structure, physical properties, synthesis schemes and clinical uses. Trade names for different countries are also given, allowing quick reference to compounds currently on the market.
With its broad scope and extensive compound listings, this is a premier reference source for pain treatment by pharmacological means. A valuable resource for clinicians, drug developers and pain researchers.
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