methazolamide
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Methazolamide — Systematic (IUPAC) name N [5 (aminosulfonyl) 3 methyl 1,3,4 thiadiazol 2(3H) ylidene]acetamide Clinical data AHFS/ … Wikipedia
methazolamide — A carbonic anhydrase inhibitor with uses similar to those of acetazolamide. * * * meth·a·zol·amide .meth ə zȯl ə .mīd n a sulfonamide C5H8N4O3S2 that inhibits the production of carbonic anhydrase, reduces intraocular pressure, and is used in the … Medical dictionary
Neptazane — Nep·ta·zane nep tə .zān trademark used for a preparation of methazolamide * * * Nep·ta·zane (nepґtə zān) trademark for a preparation of methazolamide … Medical dictionary
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