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[Phenytoin and phenytoin derivatives for local administration].

Authors: W, Fürst; R, Wildner;

[Phenytoin and phenytoin derivatives for local administration].

Abstract

A well known side effect of the long-term therapy with phenytoin is gum hyperplasia. 1-Acyl compounds and esters of the p-hydroxymetabolite with aliphatic and aromatic carboxylic acids were synthesized as potential prodrugs for therapeutic use if the neoformation of connective tissue is intended. The compounds were characterized by there physico-chemical constants and the absorption was proofed by a buccal test.

Keywords

Solubility, Hydrolysis, Phenytoin, Administration, Buccal, Prodrugs, Absorption

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