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dexpanthenol

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dex·pan·the·nol (dks-pnth-nôl, -nl)
n.
A bitter, viscous liquid that is synthetically derived and used therapeutically as a cholinergic agent and as a supplemental source of pantothetic acid.

dexpanthenol [deks-pan´thĕ-nol]
the d-isomer of panthenol, a coenzyme A precursor with cholinergic activity. Used to increase peristalsis in atony and paralysis of the lower intestine and as an antiflatulent; also used topically to stimulate skin healing in various eczemas and dermatoses.

dexpanthenol
the d-isomer of panthenol, a coenzyme A precursor with cholinergic activity. Used to increase peristalsis in atony and paralysis of the lower intestine and as an antiflatulent; also used topically to stimulate skin healing in various skin diseases.


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