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clioquinol, n. Pharm.|ˌklaɪəʊˈkwiːnɒl, ˌkliːəʊ-|
[f. Cl, chemical symbol for chlorine (see *C III. 3 b) + iodine n. + quinoline n.]
A halogenated derivative of quinoline that has been used as an antiseptic to treat mild ear infections, intestinal amoebiasis, diarrhoea, and skin infections; 5-chloro-8-hydroxy-7-iodoquinoline, C9H5NOClI .
1967Martindale's Extra Pharmacopoeia (ed. 25) 577/2 Clioquinol. 1970Which? July 208/1 There are medicines advertised as helping you avoid diarrhoea. Almost all contain an antiseptic called clioquinol. 1977Lancet 16 Apr. 859/2 There is no sound evidence for the medical use of clioquinol. 1983[see Entero-Vioform n.]. 1989Nature 16 Mar. 213/1 Clioquinol [is]..a drug sold widely all over the world without manifesting toxicity like that seen in Japan. |