1985 TJP Saroten Retard

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Titles	1985 TJP Saroten Retard
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Genre	medicine
Identifier	TJP072
Note	"It is always darkest just before the day dawneth" Saroten Retard (sustained-release amitriptyline). A simpler and safe amitriptyline therapy. Saroten Retard. Simple administration ensures that the patient is receiving his medicine. Lower acute toxicity reduces the risk of serious complications in the event of poisoning. A more even serum level, eliminating peak concentrations. Less total metabolic strain on the organism. The daily dose of Saroten Retard is two-thirds of that of amitriptyline in the usual tablet form. A number of double blind clinical studies have consistently shown that Saroten Retard at night equals two thirds of the usual dose of amitriptyline in the conventional tablet form in 3 divided doses. Toxicology: A comparitice study of the acute toxicity of Saroten Retard (amitriptyline in a sustained release form) and amitriptyline substance.
Abstract	Amitriptyline, Lundbeck, Background in black on bottom half, and then gradually turns white towards the top. Each section (as it turns white) has a semi-circle getting bigger as it is reaching top (looks like sun rise). 2 page ad; there are 2 tables (on second page); one is a comparison of Saroten retard with conventional amitriptyline in terms of the doses, and another table is showing that saroten retard given to rats had no deaths, whereas amitriptyline substance did.