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Disease Information for Octreotide (Sandostatin) Administration/Toxicity
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- Synonym
- 1 2 Dithia 5 8 11 14 17 pentaazacycloeicosane Cyclic Peptide Deriv, D Phenylalanyl L cysteinyl L phenyl alanyl D tryptophyl L lysyl L threonyl N (2 hydroxy 1 (hydroxymethyl)propyl) L cysteinamide Cyclic (2 )7) Disulfide, D Phenylalanyl L cysteinyl L phenylalanyl D tryptophyl L lysyl L threonyl L cysteinyl L threoninol Cyclic (2 )7) Disulfide, D Phenylalanyl L cysteinyl L phenylalanyl D tryptophyl L lysyl L threonyl N ((1R 2R) 2 hydroxy 1 (hyroxymethyl)propyl) L cysteinamide Cyclic (2 )7) disulfide, L Cysteinamide D phenylalanyl L cysteinyl L phenylalanyl D tryptophyl L lysyl L threonyl N (2 hydroxy 1 (hydroxymethyl)propyl) cyclic (2 7) disulfide (R (R* R*)), Octreotide, Octreotide (substance), OCTREOTIDE PREPARATION, Octreotide preparation (product), Octreotide preparation (substance), Brand name/Sandostatin (Octreotide)
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Synthetic somatostatin drug: used in cancer chemotherapy as hormonal agent biologic activity modifier; often for symptom relief; indications include cancinoid syndrome and overdose of sulfonoureas/hypoglycemic drugs
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