1.Psychotropic Drugs in Clinical Practice.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1997;40(10):1342-1349
No abstract available.
Psychotropic Drugs*
2.The Response and Challenge of New Psychoactive Substances.
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2021;37(4):453-458
Abstract.
Psychotropic Drugs
3.Surveilance of drugs using status of households at some communes of Hue City
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2003;291(12):9-14
300 households in Hue city underwent an inquiry using a questionary concerning the knowledge, the attitude of common civilian on the medicaments. Results showed a rate of 89% of population had used the physician prescription, 90% consumed antibiotics, 94% consumed antipyretics, anti-inflammation pain relief and pain relief agents, 89% vitamines, usually people took medicines to treat common diseases and conditions, such as fever (71%), cough (28%), asthenia (30%), diarrhoe (33%). In 6%, there is an abnormal complication in using medicine at home
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Non-Prescription
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drugs
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epidemiology
4.An Evaluation of efficacy, tolerability and safety of B-nalgesine in patients with gonarthosis
Ho Chi Minh city Medical Association 2003;6():323-325
For assessing the effect, the safety and the tolerance of B-nalgesine (nemesulid 100mg). An opened multicenters clinical study was performed on 100 patients with gonarthrosis of both genders aged 57 years in average. After 8 weeks of treatment with B.nalgesine of 100mg, 2 times a day, pain relieved dramatically and patients movements were improved obviously. The product was well tolerated and few side effects of minimal importance were notified.
Patients
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drugs
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Therapeutics
5.Inhibition of human cancer cell lines by recombinant trichobakin
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2003;284(5):26-30
Recombinant trichobakin (TBK) has been subjected to study its capacity in inhibiting the growth of three lines of human cancer cell - epidermoid carcinoma of the mouth (KB), rabdomyo sarcoma (RD-26) and myelo sarcoma (2/0-Ag-14), it has been shown that TBK has inhibited the cancer cells. Myeloma sarcoma cells were inhibited by TBK at the lowest dose (ID50 2.55 microgram/ml). For RD-26 and KB cell lines, ID50 = 7.27microgram and 10.5 microgram/ml respectively. After 2 year preservation, protein recombinant contains almost the same inhibition activity from its original one
Neoplasms
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Therapeutics
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drugs
6.Hepatoprotective effect of Lingzhi extract on CCl4-induced hepatic lesion
Journal of Medicinal Materials - Hanoi 2005;10(3):88-92
Study on hepatoprotective effects of lingzhi extract on CCl4-induced hepatic lesion, lingzhi formulation produced by OPC Company which reached standards at basic level. Lingzhi dry powder was prepared with distilled water to make liquid extract with concentrations of 15% (15g dry extract/100ml water), 30% and 75%. These liquid extracts were used to test hepatoprotective effects. With low dose CCl4 (0,25%) induced hepatic toxication, 15%, 30% and 75% lingzhi extracts showed hepatoprotective effect. However, with high dose CCl4 (1%), only 30% lingzhi extract showed clear and stable hepatoprotective effects. Experimental trials on hepatic diseases as well as on hepatoprotective medications should provide necessary information on physiopathological characteristics and medicinal therapies
Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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Liver
7.Elaboration of extractive procedures of aspirin, analgine and paracetamol mixed in traditional medicine products
Pharmaceutical Journal 2003;10():23-25
Aspirin, analgine, and paracetamol are long-standing effective anti-inflammatory painkiller agents. This three agents were mixed with herbal products with standard level is a complex process. The authors introduced following steps: analgine with process having median productivity by 58.20%, aspirin with Stass-Olto process having median productivity by 83.90%, paracetamol with process having median productivity by 73.30%. This can identify reliably appearance of aspirin, analgine, and paracetamol in herbal products. Aspirin achieved highest productivity
Acetaminophen
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Medicine, Traditional
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drugs
8.Some opinions to the draft 4 th list of essential drug in Viet Nam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2001;298(2):2-3
Section II: changing “anti-temperature” to “anti-pyritic”; 1. analgesic agents with opide containing 2. analgesic agent without opide containing; Section III. The antiallergenic drugs and drugs for hypersensitivity should be changed to the antiallergenic and anti- hypersensitivity agents. Section IV. The anti-toxic: 4.1 specific anti-toxic; 4.2.non- specific anti -toxic agents
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
9.Guidline on use of esential drug list in medical facilities
Pharmaceutical Journal 1999;274(2):2-3
Study aimed to introduce some principles for selecting the essential drugs in the list including assurance of effective and safe treatment, suitability with ability of patient’s cost and health insurance budget and using of the drug list (modern medicine and traditional medicine and regulation of use).
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
10.Draft list of essential drug of Viet nam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2000;290(6):2-11
The list of essential drug of VN, 1998 as follows: 1. Anaesthesia; 2. Non - steroidal anti inflammatory and antigouty drugs; 3. Anti-allergy and hyper- sensitivity; 4. Anti-toxicity; 5. Anti-epilepsy; 6. Anti-microbial and helminthicide; 7. Anti-migraine; 8. Anti-cancer and immunosuppression; 9. Anti- Parkinson; 10. Blood system drugs; 11. Blood-products-blood replacement; 12. Cardiovascular drugs; 13. External medicine; 14. Hormone; Endocrine and contraceptive drugs; 15. Microbicide; 16. Diuretic; 17. Gastrointestinal track; 18. Drugs for diagnostics; 19. Immunological drug; 20. Myodilator; 21. Drugs in ear, nose-throat; 22. Oxytocic, antihemorrhagic after delivery and anti premature born; 23. Dialysis solutions; 24. Anti- psychological disorder; 25. Drug for respiratory tract; 26. Solutions for electrolyte and water balance and acid-base balance; 27. Vitamin and mineral elements
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential