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gold sodium thiomalate
gold sodium thi·o·mal·ate G5192400 (thī′ō-măl′āt′, -mā′lāt′)n. A drug containing two sodium salts of the element gold, given intramuscularly to treat rheumatoid arthritis.gold sodium thiomalate
gold sodium thiomalate[¦gōld ′sōd·ē·əm ‚thī·ō′ma‚lāt] (pharmacology) C4H3 AuNa2O4S A crystalline compound, soluble in water; used as an antirheumatic in medicine. Also known as sodium aurothiomalate. gold sodium thiomalate
gold (Au) [gōld] chemical element, atomic number 79, atomic weight 196.967. (See Appendix 6.) Gold and many of its compounds are used in medicine, especially in treating rheumatoid arthritis. Gold salts are among the most toxic of therapeutic agents and must be given only under strict medical supervision. Toxic reactions may vary from mild to severe kidney or liver damage and blood dyscrasias.gold 198 a radioisotope of gold having a half-life of 2.7 days, used as either a solid (seed) or a colloidal solution. It has been used for intracavitary or interstitial radiation therapy and has also been used, in colloidal form, as a scintiscanning agent. Symbol 198Au.gold sodium thiomalate a gold preparation used as a disease-modifying antirheumatic drug in treatment of early active arthritis" >rheumatoid arthritis not controlled by nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs, rest, and physical therapy; administered intramuscularly.gold sodium thiomalate (thī′ō-măl′āt′, -mā′lāt′)n. A drug containing two sodium salts of the element gold, given intramuscularly to treat rheumatoid arthritis.gold sodium thiomalateC4H4AuNaO4S, a water-soluble gold preparation used intramuscularly to treat rheumatoid arthritis with active joint inflammation. CAS # 12244-57-4See also: goldLegalSeeGoldFinancialSeegold |