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Oxilofrine
A sympathomimetic (4-hydroxyephedrine, also called methylsynephrine) developed in the 1930s as a heart stimulant and later used to raise low blood pressure and as a cough suppressant, in countries such as Austria, Germany and Canada. This family brings together the active ingredient.
Did you know?Modifying its structure gave rise to two vasodilators, buphenine and isoxsuprine, described in the 1950s.
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