pemoline

The drug is related to other drugs such as pemoline and 4-methylaminorex.

Then in 1977, Debackere once again developed a new drug test, which could detect pemoline.

Your sessions with the chronos computer, and the magnesium pemoline, will take care of that.

Treatment of cocaine abuse and attention deficit disorder, residual type with magnesium pemoline.

In studies conducted on primates, pemoline fails to demonstrate a potential for self-administration.

Unlike other psychostimulants which are dopaminergic, pemoline is thought to be dopamimetic in nature.

Personally, I'd rather be given magnesium pemoline.

Overdose of pemoline may present with choreoathetosis symptoms.

During the 2005 World Championships she tested positive for the banned stimulant pemoline in an in-competition test.

The compound is the monohydrate of an equimolar mixture between pemoline and magnesium hydroxide.

Then he was caught after taking Stimul (pemoline) in the 1977 Flèche Wallonne.

Clominorex is a centrally acting sympathomimetic which is related to other drugs such as aminorex and pemoline.

Joop Zoetemelk (Pemoline in the 15th stage)

Sebastien Pozo (Pemoline in the 16th stage)

Joaquim Agostinho (Pemoline in the 18th stage)

Pemoline (patient information)

Other stimulants and MAOI's are contraindicated with pemoline.

In March 2005 Abbott Laboratories and generic manufacturers withdrew pemoline from the market due to concerns about the liver toxicity risk.

The medications studied include stimulants and the non-stimulants Cylert (pemoline), which is no longer sold, and Strattera.

Since they were now detectable, this group of drugs fell out of favor within the pro peloton, and some riders instead used pemoline, another amphetamine-like drug.

For example pemoline, clonidine, amphetamine, and very high (toxic) doses of caffeine or theophylline are known to precipitate self-harm in lab animals.

The absorption of pemoline magnesium is more rapid and the duration of action is extended, and the effect is more reliable.

In 1977, a test for amphetamine-like drug Pemoline was perfected, catching five-time Tour de France winner Eddy Merckx among others.

The following therapeutic drugs were withdrawn from the market primarily because of hepatotoxicity: Troglitazone, bromfenac, trovafloxacin, ebrotidine, nimesulide, nefazodone, ximelagatran and pemoline.

He was first found positive after Professor Michel Debackere perfected a test in 1974 for pemoline, a drug in the amphetamine family that riders believed to be undetectable.