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miconazole
miconazole

de miconazole
miconazole

• miconazole (crème).
• miconazole cream.

anticoagulants coumariniques, miconazole,
coumarin anticoagulants, miconazol,

quel est le miconazole générique?
what is generic miconazole?

par exemple flusilazode et miconazole
eg, flusilazole and miconazole

factor xiii clavulanic acid miconazole buserelin
betaxolol betaxolol flunarizine butorphanol clemastine piperacillin

le miconazole est dosé par la technique hplc.
the miconazole was assayed using hplc technique.

1,11 mg/ ml nitrate de miconazole:
1.11 mg/ ml miconazole (as nitrate form):

systemic absorption of miconazole from the vagina.
available: www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/answers/2001/ans01071.html (accessed 2001 may 18).

du nitrate de miconazole en tant qu'antifongique
miconazole nitrate as an antifungal

• interaction miconazole–warfarine : prolongation du rin
• miconazole–warfarin interaction: increased inr

fluconazole/ miconazole (saquinavir/ ritonavir) antimycobactériens
fluconazole/ miconazole (saquinavir/ ritonavir) antimycobacterials

poudre de miconazole, pour une concentration finale de 2%
to which is added miconazole powder so that the final concentration is 2% miconazole.

• nitrate de miconazole, 2 %, crème* et solution
• miconazole nitrate, 2%, cream* and solution

acéponate d’ hydrocortisone nitrate de miconazole sulphate de gentamicine
hydrocortisone aceponate miconazole as nitrate gentamicin as sulphate

intravaginal (miconazole & clotrimazole) date : 1994-12-01
fluoride-containing treatment gels and rinses for consumer use date: 2003-01-15

fda updates safety information for miconazole vaginal cream and suppositories.
potentiation of acenocoumarol during vaginal administration of miconazole.

potentiation of warfarin’s hypoprothrombinemic effect with miconazole vaginal suppositories.
mano murty, md, ccfp, fcfp, bureau of licensed product assessment

des antifongiques - le kétoconazole, l’itraconazole, le fluconazole, le miconazole
antifungals - ketoconazole, itraconazole, fluconazole, miconazole