Extemporaneous Preparations in the Pharmacotherapy of Nervous System Disorders: Pharmaceutical Management, Marketing, Analysis, Application
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management, marketing, technology, analysis, application, extemporaneous preparation, sedative actionAbstract
Pharmaceutical management, marketing, pharmaceutical analysis, clinical and pharmacological properties for the use of an extemporaneous drug in the pharmacotherapy of nervous system disorders were studied. The previous experience of the author in the development of new combined drugs of various clinical and pharmacological groups was used. The composition of an extemporaneous drug with sedative pharmacological properties (sodium bromide, novocaine, tincture of valerian) is proposed. The manufacturing technology in pharmacy conditions, qualitative and quantitative indicators of active substances, as well as storage conditions and shelf life of the new extemporaneous drug were developed. The search, development, manufacture in a pharmacy and the use of extemporaneous drugs will contribute to the improvement of planning, organization, and control of the processes of medical and pharmaceutical assistance to patients in conditions of armed conflict. Coordination of medical, pharmaceutical, human, financial, natural, technological, and social resources is necessary to meet the challenges of today.
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