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Cinchocaine
An amide-type local anaesthetic derived from quinoline, in clinical use since around 1930: it is among the most potent and long-lasting of its class and is used in haemorrhoid creams and in spinal anaesthesia. This family brings together the active ingredient, pharmacopoeial impurities and other impurities.
Did you know?It gives its name to the dibucaine number, a test devised in 1957 that measures how much it blocks blood cholinesterase, revealing people with an enzyme variant that clears some muscle relaxants slowly.
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EDQM standards 3
The official European Pharmacopoeia standards for this family.
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Custom synthesis of impurities, metabolites and labelled compounds, with the same characterisation level.
