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Tanderil in tonsillectomy

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A clinical study of TanderilR in tonsillectomy cases was undertaken with a view to evaluate its anti-flam-matory properties. 32 cases were tried by double blind method and analysed. Analgesic property of oxyphenbutazone was significant. Next in order was the anti-exudative property. The overall supremacy of the drug could not be established unequivocally in this study. This is partly due to the inherent error that is associated with any subjective analysis and partly due to the less number of cases that were studied.

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  1. Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore

    M. V. Venkatesh Murthy

  2. Victoria Hospital, Bangalore

    M. V. Venkatesh Murthy

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Tanderil is the Registered Trade Mark of Messrs. J.R. Geigy, S.A., Basle, Switzerland, being marketed in India by Messrs. Suhrid Geigy Trading Limited, Bombay.

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Murthy, M.V.V. Tanderil in tonsillectomy. Ind. J. Otol. 19, 25–29 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03047801

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