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dextropropoxyphene
(redirected from Coproxamol)

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propoxyphene [pro-pok´sĭ-fēn]
an opioid analgesic administered orally as the hydrochloride and napsylate salts; called also dextropropoxyphene.
dextropropoxyphene
see propoxyphene.
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