论文信息 - Flumecinol for the treatment of pruritus associated with primary biliarg cirrhosis

Flumecinol for the treatment of pruritus associated with primary biliarg cirrhosis

Objective: To determine whether flumecinol (3‐trifluoromethyl‐α‐ethylbenzhydrol, Zixoryn) is effective in ameliorating pruritus of cholestasis, particularly in primary bilary cirrhosis.

M. Rawlins | P. Wood | I. Turner | O. James

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