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titleOfInvention Medicinal pantoprazole sodium composition for treating digestive system diseases
abstract The invention relates to a medicinal pantoprazole sodium composition for treating digestive system diseases and belongs to the technical field of medicine. The composition comprises pantoprazole sodium and arginine. The pantoprazole sodium is a new crystal compound, the X-ray powder diffraction diagram, obtained by using Cu-K alpha rays for measuring, of the pantoprazole sodium is shown in figure 1, and the crystal structure of the pantoprazole sodium is different from that of pantoprazole sodium in the prior art. Experiments show that the new crystal compound is high in purity, good in flowability, good in stability, low in impurity content, less prone to moisture absorption and safe and reliable in clinical application; powder injection prepared by the new crystal compound is good in stability, good in stability after being combined with solvent, extremely low in insoluble particle content and quite suitable for clinical application.
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