thiacetarsamide
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Arsenamide or thiacetarsamide (trade name Caparsolate) is an arsenical. It is a proposed chemotherapeutic agent against canine filaria and trichomonas.
Research
91 papers- Thiacetarsamide (adulticide) versus melarsomine (RM 340) developed as macrofilaricide (adulticide and larvicide) to cure canine heartworm infection in dogs.Annales de recherches veterinaires. Annals of veterinary research · 1992
- Feline dirofilariasis.The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice · 1984
- Thiacetarsamide treatment of heartworm infection in dogs.Seminars in veterinary medicine and surgery (small animal) · 1987
- Thiacetarsamide in dogs with Dirofilaria immitis: influence of decreased liver function on drug efficacy.American journal of veterinary research · 1986
- Complications following thiacetarsamide sodium therapy in Louisiana dogs with naturally-occurring heartworm disease.The Cornell veterinarian · 1985
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Arsenamide or thiacetarsamide (trade name Caparsolate) is an arsenical. It is a proposed chemotherapeutic agent against canine filaria and trichomonas.
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