Edetato de Calcio Disódico
English translation: EDTA / ethylendiamine tetraacetic acid
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| na | Disodium Calcium Edetate |
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| na | EDTA |
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| na | edetate calcium disodium, also known as EDTA= |
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| na | calcium disodium edetate |
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Disodium Calcium Edetate Explanation: I found a few pharmaceutical web pages that advertise Disodium Edetate injections, so I believe this would be the correct rendering of the complete phrase. Hope this helps! |
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EDTA Explanation: EDTA or the spelled-out form[ethylendiamine tetraacetic acid] are both of common use in the medical and pharmacological literature. EDTA is used quiet a bit in alternative medicine, and is the main compound of the medical armamentarium called "chelation therapy". Of course EDTA is also used in standard medicine for treatment of heavy metal poisoning, for which is highly effective. Suerte Elena I'm a MD |
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