SODIUM AMINOSALICYLATE
SODIUM AMINOSALICYLATE
Brand Names : Aminox; Gabbropas; Pasalon; Pasalon-Rakeet;
Passodico; Salvis; Pasid: Tubersan; Sanipirol; Pamisyl sodium; Pasmed sodium;
Aminopar; Paramycin; Nippas; Lepasen; Paramisan; Bactylan; Osacyl; Entepas;
Enteropas; PAS sodium dihydrate; Aminosalicylate sodium; Aminosalyllnatrium;
Natrii para-aminosalicylas; Pasalicylum solubile; Sodium-para-aminosalicylate:
Sodium PAS: Sodium 4-amino-2-hydroxybenzoate dihydrate; Parasal sodium; Pasara
sodium; Pasem sodium; Parapas sodium, Paraminose.
It is compound occurs as a yellow-white, crystalline powder. It is
soluble in alcohol; one gram dissolves in 2 ml water; very sparingly soluble in acetone; practically
insoluble in etherNchloroform and benzene. Solutions of the soditim salt are
more resistant to heat than PAS. Aqueous solutions decompose rapidly, the N Hշ rate depending on the pH and the
temperature.
he pH of maximum stability is in between 7 to 7.5. Two types of
reactions are involved in the decomposition process. The first is
decarboxylation to form m-aminophenol. In the second reaction oxidation of
p-aminosalicylic acid or of the m-aminophenol, or both. is involved in which
brown to black pigment is produced. Freshly prepared solutions of pure sodium
p-aminosalicylate are almost colourless. On standing they develop an amber and
finally dark brown or black colour. Solutions should be prepared within 24
hours before administration. The drug is stored at a temperature not exceeding
40° in airtight containers and protected from light.
Uses
Sodium aminosalicylate
is used with
isoniazid and streptomycin to treat pulmonary tuberculosis.
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