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titleOfInvention Dosage form of hydroxocobalamin and its use in cyanide poisoning
abstract The invention relates to a new dosage form of hydroxocobalamin which serves in the treatment of cyanide poisoning and contains hydroxocobalamin in freeze-dried form. The hydroxocobalamin is freeze-dried in an acidic medium so as to be practically instantly redissolved in a neutral saline solution. The present invention also relates to a process for producing hydroxocobalamin-based pharmaceutical compositions as well as to first aid kits containing these compositions and methods of using such kits for the treatment of cyanide poisoning.
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