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  • Etomidate
    Trade names Amidate Clinical data Drug class Sedative hypnotic Uses Induction of anesthesia Routes of administration Intravenous Dosage Pharmacodynamics
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  • Table of contents
    (Redirects: Ultane) Xenon Intravenous anesthetics Etomidate (Redirects: Amidate) Ketamine (Redirects: Esketamine, Ketalar) Methohexital (Redirects: Brevital)
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    ProCT) that is subsequently processed into smaller peptides and finally amidated into mature CT (10). Upon infection, circulating ProCT concentrations are
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    name: 'Etomidate', tradeNames: [ 'Amidate' ], color: 'sedativeHypnotic', references:
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