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Pitressin Med.|pɪˈtrɛsɪn|
Also pitressin.
[f. pituitary a. + vasopressin.]
A proprietary name for (an aqueous solution of) vasopressin.
1929Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 15 Jan. 514/2 Parke, Davis & Company... Filed Nov. 2, 1928. Pitressin. For pressor principle of the pituitary gland... Claims use since about Oct. 20, 1928. 1929[see pitocin]. 1929Trade Marks Jrnl. 23 Jan. 117/1 Pitressin... All goods included in class 3 [i.e. chemical substances prepared for use in medicine and pharmacy]... Parke, Davis and Company,..pharmaceutical chemists. 1943Lancet 27 Feb. 267/1 Pitressin tannate in oil seems to be the safest and most effective slowly acting preparation of the posterior pituitary lobe so far available for the treatment of diabetes insipidus. 1974Jrnl. Pediatrics LXXXV. 79/2 The infant's water balance was initially controlled with intravenous fluids alone but subsequently he was given a trial of pitressin. 1974Aerospace Med. XLV. 1223/1 These same groups also showed little change in urine output in response to subcutaneous administration of 300 mll of Pitressin tannate in oil. 1976Lancet 25 Dec. 1403/2 Aqueous vasopressin injection (‘Pitressin’) as a prophylactic measure was popular some years ago [against headache after lumbar puncture]. |