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ondansetron

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ondansetron /on·dan·se·tron/ (on-dan´sĕ-tron) an antiemetic used as the hydrochloride salt, in conjunction with cancer chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or after surgery.
antiemetic [an″te-e-met´ik]
1. useful in the treatment of vomiting.
2. an agent that relieves vomiting.

ondansetron
a serotonergic antagonist, used as an antiemetic in chemotherapy.

ondansetron
Oncology A selective serotonin S3 receptor antagonist used to ameliorate chemotherapy-induced N&V. See Chemotherapy-induced emesis.


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Joni Laker should have been given oxybutynin, a muscle strengthening medicine for her bladder problem, but received anti-vomiting drug ondansetron for patients to take after chemotherapy.
The researchers found that drug ondansetron can block certain receptors involved in withdrawal symptoms.
Krakow, Poland, CDER A preapproval inspection of Pliva Pharmaceutical's Krakow drug manufacturing facility yielded one "significant GMP deficiency related to incomplete cleaning validation studies for all multi-use equipment used in the manufacture of Ondansetron HC1 Tablets," the EIR noted.
 
 
 
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