| abstract |
REFERS TO WATER-SOLUBLE IRON CARBOHYDRATE COMPLEXES OBTAINED FROM AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF AN IRON (III) SALT, PREFERENTIALLY IRON (III) CHLORIDE AND FROM A AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF THE PRODUCT OF A MASSIVE OXIDATION OR OXIDATION UNODEX DEXTROSE EQUIVALENT FROM 5 TO 22, USING A SOLUTION OF AQUEOUS HYPOCHLORITE SUCH AS ALKALINE HYPOCHLORITES SUCH AS SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE, AT A pH OF 8.5 TO 12. THE REACTION CAN BE CARRIED OUT AT A TEMPERATURE OF UP TO 30 ° C BOILING POINT DURING 25 TO 120 MINUTES, IT IS POSSIBLE TO CATALYZE THE OXIDATION REACTION OF MALTODEXTRINS THROUGH THE ADDITION OF BROMIDE IONS IN THE FORM OF SODIUM BROMIDE. IT ALSO REFERS TO A PRODUCTION PROCEDURE AND A MEDICINE CONTAINING IT, WHICH IS USEFUL FOR THE PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT OF FERROPENIC ANEMIA, THESE DRUGS BEING PARENTERAL APPLICATION |