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fosphenytoin
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fos·phen·y·to·in  (fsfn-tn, -f-nt-)
n.
A prodrug that is metabolized to phenytoin and administered parenterally for the treatment of seizures.

[Alteration of phos(phorus) + phenytoin.]


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The Joint Venture has now placed purchase orders for five Injectable ANDA products, one for Fosphenytoin Sodium, two for Ondansetron, one for Flumazenil and one for an expected ANDA approval in the near term.
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