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imiquimod
(redirected from Aldara)

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imiquimod /im·i·quim·od/ (im″ĭ-kwim´od) a biologic response modifier used topically in the treatment of condyloma acuminatum.
imiquimod
[im′ĭkwim′od]
a biologic response modifier used topically in the treatment of venereal warts of the external genitalia and perianal region.

imiquimod [im″ĭ-kwim´od]
a biologic response modifier used topically in the treatment of venereal warts of the external genitalia and perianal region.

imiquimod
a topical immune response modifier with antiviral and antineoplasia effects. Used in veterinary medicine to treat squamous cell carcinomas and viral papillomas.


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Imiquimod is sold as a cream under the brand name Aldara.
There is a hope that justice will be done" in France, said Nassardine Aldara, who lost four young children in the disaster.
Aldara (imiquimod) Cream, 5% for Topical Use Only USE IN SPECIFIC POPULATIONS Pediatric Use PATIENT COUNSELING INFORMATION Important: Not for mouth, eye, or vaginal use How do I store Aldara Cream?
 
 
 
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