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Isoflurane
A halogenated ether inhaled general anaesthetic, born of research by chemists Ross Terrell and Louise Croix in the 1960s and in clinical use from the late 1970s and early 1980s. This family brings together the active ingredient, pharmacopoeial impurities and other impurities.
Did you know?Its name comes from being a structural isomer of enflurane: same chemical formula, different arrangement of atoms. In veterinary medicine it is used in horses, dogs and even koalas.
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EDQM standards 1
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.
