Monograph
J02AX01 - Flucytosine |
Propably not porphyrinogenic |
PNP |
Rationale
Given in gram doses but probably not significantly metabolised. No data pointing to CYP affinity. Four references state non-porphyrinogenicity.
Chemical description
Antimycotic pyrimidine derivative in systemic use (infusion of 1 g x 4) in sepsis, meningitis, endocarditis etc. Excreted mainly in unchanged form by the kidneys, small amounts converted to fluorouracil. No indications of CYP-interaction. Australian list: safe. EPI-list: safe. South African list: use. French list: use.
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Netherlands
Ancotil · Ancotil, oplossing voor infusie 10 mg/mlUnited Kingdom
Ancotil · Ancotil 2.5g/250ml solution for infusion bottles · Ancotil 500mg tablets · Flucytosine · Flucytosine 300mg/5ml oral solutionNorway
AncotilPoland
Ancotil
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