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Opioidagonist-Antagonisten: Spezielle Pharmakologie

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Unter den synthetischen Morphinderivaten mit einem Dreiringsystem, den Benzomorphanen, spielt lediglich das Phenazocin eine gewisse Rolle als Opioidanalgetikum mit rein agonistischer Wirkung. Phenazocin ist etwa 3mal stärker wirksam als Morphin und kann oral, sublingual sowie parenteral appliziert werden.

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