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glutethimide Pharm.|gl(j)uːˈtɛθɪmaɪd|
[f. α-ethyl-α-phenylglutarimide, the systematic chemical name for glutethimide, by rearrangement of some of its elements.]
A colourless, odourless crystalline compound with hypnotic properties.
1955Unlisted Drugs Jan. 4/2 Doriden (C-11, 511, glutethimide). 1966New Scientist 1 Dec. 530/2 Glutethimide, a widely-sold sleeping tablet. 1967Martindale's Extra Pharmacopoeia (ed. 25) 304/1 It has been suggested that, since glutethimide is chemically related to thalidomide, it may also have teratogenic effects. |