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sevelamer /se·vel·a·mer/ (sĕ-vel´ah-mer) a phosphate-binding substance used as the hydrochloride salt to reduce serum phosphorus concentrations in hyperphosphatemia associated with end-stage renal disease.
sevelamer
[sĕvel′ahmer]
a phosphate binder used as the hydrochloride salt to reduce serum phosphorus concentrations in hyperphosphatemia associated with end-stage renal disease. It is administered orally.

sevelamer [sĕ-vel´ah-mer]
a phosphate binder used as the hydrochloride salt to reduce serum phosphorus concentrations in hyperphosphatemia associated with end-stage renal disease; administered orally.

sevelamer
Renagel® Nephrology A chelator used to ↓ phosphorus in Pts with ESRD and in chronic renal failure Pts not requiring dialysis. See Chelation, End-stage renal disease.


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Nutley, NJ), calcium carbonate capsule, and sevelamer (Renagel; Genzyme Europe BV, Naarden, The Netherlands) tablets at various doses.
According to the EIR from this inspection, Dow manufactured sevelamer hydrochloride in a complex in which they set up the equipment to "use gravity as a natural flow in the process" in such a way as to "exclude contaminants.
98 inspection shows segregated processing Mundo wrote in the EIR that Dow's production of sevelamer hydrochloride was handled in a complex in which equipment was set up to "use gravity as a natural flow in the process.
 
 
 
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