SINAFLAN (Synaflanum). 6, a 9-Diftor 16 - a, 17 - a izopropiliden- dioksipregna-1, 4-dien- 11 b, 21-diol 3, 20-dione, or a 6, a 9-diftor 16 - a-oksiprednizolon-16 17-acetonide.

     Synonyms : Fluotsinolona acetonide, Flucort, Fluocinolone acetonide, Fluocinoloni acetonidum, Localyn, Synandone, Topiclyn and others.

     White or white with a white crystalline powder kremovatym. Almost nerastvorim in water, soluble in alcohol.

     Close on the structure of prednisolone, dexamethasone, triamtsinolonu, but contains two atoms in a molecule in the flora of S (6) and S (9).

     Is the current top masi sinaflana similar to the existing top and clinical effect masi <<Sinalar>> (Synalar).

     Ointments sinaflana 0.025% (Unguentum Synaflani 0.025%). Ointments svetlozheltogo (up yellow) color.

     Applied with local skin inflammatory diseases, and itch, allergic diseases of skin and mucous membranes, eczema, psoriasis and other limited

     Apply a thin layer to the affected areas 2 - 3 times a day, slightly vtiraya of skin. In connection with the small BAS sinaflana drug application with the outside does not have a significant overall effect on the organism.

     Maz- sinaflana (like other Glucocorticosteroids) is not suitable for tuberculosis, fungal, and viral diseases sifiliticheskih skin, skin reactions after vaccination. Nor should it be appointed for the treatment of eye diseases. Prolonged use of drugs, especially over vast swaths of skin, it is not recommended; No medication should also be applied in large tracts of skin diseases in children.

     Product type : the aluminium tubes of 10 or 15 g.

     Storage : List B. In a cool, dry place.

     Ointments containing 0.025% flyuotsinolona atsetonida (sinaflana) issued abroad entitled <<Sinalar>>.

     For the treatment of skin diseases involving infection, was also issued <<Sinalar- N>> (<<S from nalar- N>>) containing 0.025% and 0,5% sinalara neomycin sulfate.

     Ointments <<Flutsinar>> sinaflana similar ages.

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