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titleOfInvention Ulcerogenic drug contg transition alumina compsns - for reduced acid-erosion of gastric mucosa, by reserpine, phenylbutazone,aspirin
abstract In therapeutic compsns. contg. as active components (a) alumina of formula 2Al2O3.3H2O prepd. by hydrolysis of Al isopropoxide and (b) a cpd. provoking acid erosion of the gastric mucosa, the highly active 'transition' alumina reduces the ulcerogenic potential. Compsns. contain =50% alumina which may also replace some of the tablet additives esp. microcrystalline cellulose, Ca phosphate or talc.
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