Vio-Bamate
Vio-Bamate Brand names, Vio-Bamate Analogs
- 3P bamate
- Amepromat
- Amosene
- Anastress
- Anathylmon
- Anatimon
- Andaksin
- Andaxin
- Aneural
- Aneurol
- Aneusral
- Aneuxal
- Aneuxral
- Ansiatan
- Ansietan
- Ansil
- Ansiowas
- Anural
- Anxietil
- Anzil
- Apascil
- Apasil
- Apo-Meprobamate
- Appetrol
- Appetrol-Sr
- Arcoban
- Arpon
- Artolon
- Ataraxine
- Atraxin
- Auxietil
- Ayeramate
- Ayermate
- Bamate
- Bamd 400
- Bamo 400
- Biobamat
- Biobamate
- Brobamate
- Calmadin
- Calmax
- Calmiren
- Canquil 400
- Canquil-400
- Carbaxin
- Cirpon
- Cirponyl
- Coprobate
- Crestanil
- Cypron
- Cyrpon
- DEA No. 2820
- Dapaz
- Deprol
- Despasmol
- Dicandiol
- Diron
- Diurnal
- Diurnaldiverondormabrol
- Diveron
- Dormabrol
- Ecuanil
- Edenal
- Enorden
- Epicur
- Epikur
- Equagesic
- Equanil
- Equanil suspension
- Equatrate
- Equazine-M
- Equilium
- Equinil
- Equitar
- Erina
- Estasil
- Fas-Cile
- Fas-Cile 200
- Gadexyl
- Gagexyl
- Harmonin
- Hartol
- Holbamate
- Ipsotian
- Kesso-Bamate
- Kessobamate
- Klort
- Larten
- Lepenil
- Lepetown
- Letyl
- Libiolan
- Madiol
- Mar-Bate
- Margonil
- Mendel
- Mepamtin
- Mepantin
- Mepavlon
- Mepiosine
- Meposed
- Mepranil
- Mepriam
- Meprin
- Meprindon
- Mepro-Aspirin
- Mepro-analgesic
- Meprobam
- Meprobamat
- Meprobamat [German]
- Meprobamate [USAN:BAN:INN:JAN]
- Meprobamate and Aspirin Tablets
- Meprobamato
- Meprobamato [INN-Spanish]
- Meprobamato [Italian]
- Meprobamatum [INN-Latin]
- Meproban
- Meprocompren
- Meprocon
- Meprocon CMC
- Meprodil
- Meprodiol
- Meprol
- Meproleaf
- Mepron
- Mepronil
- Meprosa
- Meprosan
- Meprosin
- Meprospan
- Meprospan 200
- Meprospan 400
- Meprospan-200
- Meprospan-400
- Meprotabs
- Meprotan
- Meprotanum
- Meproten
- Meprotil
- Meprovan
- Meprovanmeprozine
- Meprozine
- Meptran
- Meptranactylmilprem
- Mesmar
- Metractyl
- Metranquil
- Micrainin
- Milpath
- Milprem
- Milprem-200
- Milprem-400
- Miltamato
- Miltann
- Miltaun
- Miltown
- Miltown 600
- Miltown-200
- Miltown-400
- Miltown-600
- Miltrate
- Miltuan
- Miltwon
- Misedant
- Morbam
- Multaun
- My-trans
- Neo-Tran
- Nephentine
- Nervonus
- Neuramate
- Oasil
- Optarket
- Orlevol
- Orolevol
- Pan-tranquil
- Pancalma
- Panediol
- Pankalma
- Pathibamate
- Paxin
- Pensive
- Perequietil
- Perequil
- Perquietil
- Pertranquil
- Pimal
- Placidon
- Placitate
- Prequil
- Probamato
- Probamyl
- Probate
- Procalmadiol
- Procalmadol
- Procalmidol
- Procarbamide
- Promate
- Promato
- Proquanil
- Protran
- Q-Gesic
- Quaname
- Quanane
- Quanil
- Quietidon
- Quivet
- Rastenil
- Reostral
- Restenil
- Restenyl
- Restinal
- Restinil
- Restran
- Robamate
- SK-Bamate
- Sadanyl
- Scolazil
- Sedabamate
- Sedanil
- Sedanyl
- Sedazil
- Sedoquil
- Sedoselecta
- Selene
- Seril
- Setran
- Shalvaton
- Solevione anastress
- Sowell
- Spantran
- Stensolo
- Tamate
- Tensol
- Tensonal
- Trancot
- Trankvilan
- Tranlisant
- Tranmep
- Tranquil
- Tranquilan
- Tranquilate
- Tranquilax
- Tranquiline
- Tranquillin
- Tranquilsan
- Tranquinol
- Tranquisan
- Trelmar
- Urbil
- Urbilat
- Vio-Bamate
- Vistabamate
- Wardamate
- Wyseals
- Zirpon
Vio-Bamate Brand Names Mixture
- No information avaliable
Vio-Bamate Chemical_Formula
C20H23NS
Vio-Bamate RX_link
No information avaliable
Vio-Bamate fda sheet
Vio-Bamate msds (material safety sheet)
Vio-Bamate Synthesis Reference
No information avaliable
Vio-Bamate Molecular Weight
309.469 g/mol
Vio-Bamate Melting Point
< 25 oC
Vio-Bamate H2O Solubility
Soluble as HCl salt
Vio-Bamate State
Liquid
Vio-Bamate LogP
5.7
Vio-Bamate Dosage Forms
Tablets (oral, 1 mg)
Vio-Bamate Indication
Used for the symptomatic treatment of parkinsonism.
Vio-Bamate Pharmacology
Metixene is a tertiary antimuscarinic with actions similar to those of atropine; it also has antihistaminic and direct antispasmodic properties. It is used for the symptomatic treatment of parkinsonism, including the alleviation of the extrapyramidal syndrome induced by other drugs such as phenothiazines, but, like other antimuscarinics, it is of no value against tardive dyskinesias. Metixene has been discontinued.
Vio-Bamate Absorption
Absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract following oral administration, however the extent of absorption is not known.
Vio-Bamate side effects and Toxicity
Signs of overdose include dilated and sluggish pupils, warm, dry skin, facial flushing, decreased secretions of the mouth, pharynx, nose, and bronchi, foul-smelling breath, elevated temperature, tachycardia, cardiac arrhythmias, decreased bowel sounds, urinary retention, delirium, disorientation, anxiety, hallucinations, illusions, confusion, incoherence, agitation, hyperactivity, ataxia, loss of memory, paranoia, combativeness, and seizures.
Vio-Bamate Patient Information
Vio-Bamate Organisms Affected
Humans and other mammals
