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Theoretical basis for interest in acetylprocainamide and clinical experiences with this new antiarrhythmic agent
Drug Metabolism Reviews
|January 1, 1979
Abstract:
In conclusion, it was the differential responses of slow and rapid acetylators to procainamide therapy that gave the initial clues that acetylprocainamide might be a safer drug than procainamide. So far, the experience with acetylprocainamide has been encouraging.