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be·ta·meth·a·sone  (bt-mth-sn, b-)
n.
A synthetic glucocorticoid, C22H29FO5, that occurs as a white crystalline powder and is used as a topical anti-inflammatory agent for the treatment of dermatological conditions.



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A proposed time-frame for correcting the validation of cleaning procedures was apparently not met as Grabicki and his fellow investigators found that cleaning procedures affecting the firm's Estrafon, Claritin and Celestone products remained unvalidated and that current standards and protocols had yet to be generated.
A proposed time-frame for correcting the validation of cleaning procedures was apparently not met as Grabicki and his fellow investigators found that cleaning procedures affecting the firm's Estrafon, Claritin and Celestone products remained unvalidated and that current standards and protocols had yet to be generated.
 
 
 
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