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nalorphine
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nalorphine /nal·or·phine/ (nal´or-fēn) a semisynthetic congener of morphine; the hydrochloride salt is used as an antagonist to morphine and related narcotics and in the diagnosis of narcotic addiction.
nalorphine [nal´or-fēn]
a semisynthetic congener of morphine, used as an antagonist to morphine and related narcotics and in the diagnosis of narcotic addiction.

nalorphine
a semisynthetic congener of morphine used as the hydrochloride to antagonize morphine and related narcotics and as an analgesic.

nalorphine
A morphine derivative which reversses the activity of morphine and other narcotics. See Opioids.


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