flumethane INJECTION

Acute and chronic dermatosis of varying etiology to help control the irritation, pruritus and inflammation associated with these conditions. The drug has proven useful in otitis externa in conjunction with topical medication for similar reasons. 3.  In allergic states such as urticaria, hives, insect bites and asthmatic conditions. 4. Shock and shock-like conditions brought on by trauma, endotoxins, or bleeding. 5. Supportive treatment either before or after surgery. 6. Supportive treatment for a number of illnesses, including tonsillitis, tracheobronchitis, cystitis, hepatitis, and distemper. Cats Signs: 1. Musculoskeletal disorders, such as sprains and flumethane injections, caused by inflammation of the muscles, joints, and accessory structures without any long-term structural alterations

sore muscles and arthritis. 2. Acute and chronic dermatoses with different causes to assist in managing

When compared on an equivalent basis, flumethane INJECTION, a chemical modification of prednisolone, has stronger gluconeogenic and anti-inflammatory effects than the parent compound. Given the strength of flumethane INJECTION, it is advisable to refer to dosage guidelines before administering the medication. When compared on an equivalent basis, flumethane INJECTION, a chemical modification of prednisolone, has stronger gluconeogenic and anti-inflammatory effects than the parent compound. Given the strength of flumethane INJECTION, it is advisable to refer to dosage guidelines before administering the medication. The following is the structural formula: The active component is flumethane (0.5 mg/ml). Preservative: 9 mg/ml of benzyl alcohol Flumethane, which is a white to creamy white, odorless, crystalline powder, is the active component of flumethane injection. Flumethane injections have a clear, colorless appearance.

flumethane INJECTION is a chemical modification of prednisolone, which possesses greater anti-inflammatory and gluconeogenic properties than the parent compound when compared on an equivalent basis. Due to the potency of flumethane INJECTION, dosage recommendations should be consulted prior to drug administration.flumethane INJECTION is a chemical modification of prednisolone, which possesses greater anti-inflammatory and gluconeogenic properties than the parent compound when compared on an equivalent basis. Due to the potency of flumethane INJECTION, dosage recommendations should be consulted prior to drug administration.  The structural formula is as follows: Active ingredient:  flumethane 0.5mg/ml  Preservative:  benzyl alcohol 9mg/ml Description:  The active ingredient of flumethane INJECTION is flumethane which occurs as a white to creamy white, odorless, crystalline powder.  The appearance of flumethane INJECTION injection is a clear,

colorless to slightly yellowish, mobile liquid. Experimental Studies:  The acetate of flumethane has been reported to have approximately 700 times the activity of hydrocortisone in the rat liver glycogen disposition assay 1,2. Veterinary experimental studies utilizing eosinophil depression in normal dogs and blood glucose levels and eosinophil depression in normal cattle as parameters of drug activity in comparison tests involving dexamethasone  and prednisone, suggest gluconeogenic  and anti-inflammatory potencies for flumethane of the following approximate order:  Four times that of dexamethasone.  Sixty to eighty times that of prednisone. Clinical evidence of drug potency obtained during evaluation of the compound further substantiates the above experimental findings. flumethane INJECTION is recommended for various rheumatic, allergic, dermatologic and other disease states which are known to be responsive to the anti-inflammatory corticoids. Bovine Indications: 1.

Ketosis. 2.  Musculoskeletal conditions, due to the inflammation of muscles or joints and flumethane injection structures where permanent structural changes do not exist such as arthritis, sprains, myositis or muscular soreness. 3.  Supportive therapy in milk fever, acute mastitis, shipping fever, metritis, pneumonia and founder. Equine Indications: 1.  Musculoskeletal conditions due to inflammation where permanent structural defects do not exist such as bursitis, carpitis, myositis, osselets, tendinitis, sprains and muscular soreness. 2.  Supportive therapy in laminitis, heat exhaustion, fatigue and distemper (strangles). Canine Indications: 1.  Musculoskeletal conditions due to inflammation of muscles or joints and accessory structures where permanent structural changes do not exist, such as arthritis, osteoarthritis, sprains, disc syndrome and muscular soreness. 2. flumethane injection

(IM) or subcutaneous (SQ). If necessary, the dose may be repeated.  Intralesional dosages in the dog have ranged from 0.125 to 1.0mg, depending on the size and location of the lesion under treatment. Cats:  0.03125 to 0.125mg by intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous (SQ).  If necessary, the dose may be repeated. If desired, therapy with flumethane injection may be substituted for other corticoids by the appropriate adjustment of dose levels. flumethane INJECTION Cautions:  The usual precautions and contraindications for adrenocorticoid hormones are applicable with this compound.  The close observation of animals that are under treatment with this drug is necessary since the usual signs of adrenocorticoid overdosage,

which include potassium loss, sodium retention, fluid retention, weight gain, etc., may not be readily observed. Under clinical and experimental trials, few side effects have been noted but, if they occur, the veterinarian should be prepared to take the necessary steps to correct them. Continuous therapy with flumethane INJECTION, especially at high dose levels, may result in suppression of adrenal cortical function.  In such cases, a temporary suspension of therapy and stimulation of the adrenal cortex by the use of ACTH