Newer Drugs, 2/e
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Newer Drugs, 2/e
Author (s)

:

Vikas Dhikav
ISBN

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9788131229903
Edition

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2
Product Type

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Indian Originals
Imprint

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Elsevier
Pages

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212
©Year

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2011
List Price

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INR 295.00
 
 
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 Description
Study of newer drugs takes lot of time, and there is no unified source of newer drugs. One has to extract such information in bigger books like Current Medical Diagnosis and Treatment, Harrisons’ Principles of Internal Medicine, or books of pharmacology like Katzung’s/Goodman & Gillman’s. Newer drugs have also become very relevant in postgraduate medical entrance examinations (PGMEE). Therefore, a handy update is needed. Reading newer drugs in textbooks consumes too much of time and is becoming a challenge in a short span of time. A small handbook like “newer drugs” meets requirements of PGMEE aspirants and also undergraduates and practicing clinicians



A newer drug is a book which contains comprehensive information about newer drugs at one place. Students don’t have to search different textbooks for new drugs. In Postgraduate Medical Entrance Examinations, generally 10% of total pharmacology questions are from new drugs. Also it is a handy book for practitioners and students of pharmacology and medicine for recent updates on newer drugs.
 
 Key Features
ˆ. Thorough revision

. Additional details about approved drugs

. Newly approved drugs

. In-depth coverage of monoclonal antibodies

. Drugs under development or clinical evaluation

 
 About the Author
Dr Vikas Dhikav, MD Pharmacology
 
 TOC
1. Abciximab (previously known

as C7E3 Fab)

2. Acamprosate

3. Aceclofenac

4. Adalimumab

5. AGI-1067

6. Aldesleukin

7. Alefacept

8. Alemtuzumab

9. Aliskiren

10. Alvimopan

11. Amifostine

12. Amprenavir

13. Anagrelide

14. Aprepitant

15. Argatroban

16. Aripiprazole 16

17. Arsenic trioxide (AS2O3)

18. Atazanavir sulfate 18

19. Atomoxetine 19

20. Atosiban 20

21. Azilsartan 21

22. Belimumab 21

23. Bevirimat 22

24. Bicalutamide 22

25. Bivalirudin 23

26. Bortezomib 24

27. Bosentan 25

28. Bupropion 26

29. Cabergoline 28

30. Capecitabine 29

31. Cervistatin 30

32. Cetrorelix acetate 30

33. Cetuximab 32

34. Cilostazol 32

35. Cinacalcet 33

36. Citalopram 34

37. Coenzyme Q 35

38. Conivaptan 36

39. Cyclosporine 37

40. Dalbavancin 38

41. Dalfampridine 39

42. Daptomycin 40

43. Dasatinib 41

44. Decitabine 42

45. Desloratadine 43

46. Dexmedetomidine 45

47. Dezocine 46

48. Diarylquinolines (R207910,

also called TMC207) 47

49. Dofetilide 48

50. Duloxetine 49

51. Dutasteride 50

52. Eculizumab 51

53. Efalizumab 52

54. Efaproxiral 53

55. Eflornithine 55

56. Eletriptan 55

57. Enfuvirtide (T-20) 57

58. Eplerenone 58

59. Esmolol 60

60. Eszopiclone 61

61. Etodolac 63

62. Exemestane 63

63. Exenatide 64

64. Ezetimibe 66

65. Febuxostat 67

66. Fenoldopam 68

67. Flavopiridol 69

68. Fondaparinux 70

69. Fulvestrant 71

70. Gefitinib 72

71. Ibritumomab 73

72. Icatibant 74

73. Imatinib mesylate 75

74. Imiquimod 76

75. Ipilimumab 77

76. Lapatinib 78

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77. Leflunomide 79

78. Lepirudin 80

79. Levobupivacaine 82

80. Levosimendan 83

81. Licofelone 84

82. Linezolid 85

83. Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate 86

84. Lubiprostone 87

85. Malarone 88

86. Midodrine 90

87. Miglustat 91

88. Miltefosine 92

89. Mirtazapine 93

90. Modafinil 94

91. Monoclonal antibodies 95

92. Montelukast 98

93. Muromonab (OKT3) 99

94. Mycophenolate 100

95. Nefazodone 101

96. Nelarabine 102

97. Nesiritide 103

98. Nimodipine 105

99. Nitazoxanide 106

100. Nitisinone 107

101. Nitric oxide 107

102. Nitroimidazopyrans 108

103. NXY-059 109

104. Olanzapine 110

105. Omalizumab 111

106. Oprelvekin 112

107. Orlistat 113

108. Oseltamivir 114

109. Oxybutynin 115

110. Oxytropium 116

111. Paliperidone 117

112. Palonosetron 117

113. Panitumumab 118

114. Pegaptanib 119

115. Pegvisomant 120

116. Pemetrexed 121

117. Pentoxifylline 122

118. Pimecrolimus 123

119. Pramlintide 124

120. Prasugrel 125

121. Prussian blue 126

122. Quetiapine 126

123. Raltegravir 127

124. Ramelteon 128

125. Ranolazine 129

126. Rasagiline 131

127. Rasburicase 131

128. Repaglinide 132

129. Retapamulin 134

130. Rimonabant 135

131. Risedronate 136

132. Ritonavir 137

133. Rituximab 138

134. Rivastigmine 139

135. Ropinirole 141

136. Rosiglitazone 142

137. Rotigotine 143

138. Ruboxistaurin 144

139. Rufinamide 145

140. Sazetidine-A 146

141. Sipuleucel-T 146

142. Sirolimus 148

143. Sitagliptin 149

144. Streptogramins 150

145. Tacrolimus 151

146. Tafenoquine 153

147. Tamsulosin 154

148. Tegaserod 155

149. Teicoplanin 157

150. Telavancin 158

151. Telbivudine 159

152. Telmisartan 161

153. Temozolomide 161

154. Tenecteplase 162

155. Tenofovir 163

156. Teriparatide 164

157. Ticrynafen 166

158. Tinzaparin 166

159. Tocilizumab 168

160. Tolcapone 168

161. Topiramate 170

162. Tositumomab 171

163. Tramadol 172

164. Trandolapril 174

165. Treprostinil 175

166. Trientine 176

167. Triflusal 177

168. Trimetazidine 177

169. Triptorelin 178

170. Trospium 179

171. Varenicline 180

172. Venlafaxine 182

173. Ximelagatran 183

174. Zileuton 185

175. Zinc acetate 186

176. Ziprasidone 187

177. Zoledronic acid

178. Newer drugs at a glance