Definition of phenylbutazone in English:

phenylbutazone

noun ˌfiːnʌɪlˈbjuːtəzəʊnˌfɛnɪlˈbjuːtəzəʊnˌfenəlˈbyo͞otəˌzōn

mass noun

A synthetic compound used as an analgesic drug in veterinary medicine.
Example sentencesExamples
- In other studies, excessive doses of phenylbutazone have been shown to induce a range of adverse effects within a relatively short period of time, including gastric ulcers, colitis and kidney damage.
- Many horses receive phenylbutazone on a daily basis for weeks, months, or even years, potentially contributing to increased intestinal permeability.
- While gastric ulcers in horses are common, their presence may be due in part to the use of phenylbutazone.
- Dogs with panosteitis usually respond to analgesics such as aspirin or phenylbutazone.
- In addition, previous experimental work by Vogel indicates that acetylsalicylic acid, indomethacin, and phenylbutazone strengthen uninjured collagenous structures in rats.

Origin

1950s: from phenyl + but(yl) + azo- + -one.

Definition of phenylbutazone in US English:

phenylbutazone

nounˌfenəlˈbyo͞otəˌzōn

A synthetic compound used as an analgesic drug, especially in the treatment of horses.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dogs with panosteitis usually respond to analgesics such as aspirin or phenylbutazone.
- Many horses receive phenylbutazone on a daily basis for weeks, months, or even years, potentially contributing to increased intestinal permeability.
- While gastric ulcers in horses are common, their presence may be due in part to the use of phenylbutazone.
- In other studies, excessive doses of phenylbutazone have been shown to induce a range of adverse effects within a relatively short period of time, including gastric ulcers, colitis and kidney damage.
- In addition, previous experimental work by Vogel indicates that acetylsalicylic acid, indomethacin, and phenylbutazone strengthen uninjured collagenous structures in rats.

Origin

1950s: from phenyl + but(yl) + azo- + -one.

单词	phenylbutazone
释义	Definition of phenylbutazone in English: phenylbutazone noun ˌfiːnʌɪlˈbjuːtəzəʊnˌfɛnɪlˈbjuːtəzəʊnˌfenəlˈbyo͞otəˌzōn mass noun A synthetic compound used as an analgesic drug in veterinary medicine. Example sentencesExamples In other studies, excessive doses of phenylbutazone have been shown to induce a range of adverse effects within a relatively short period of time, including gastric ulcers, colitis and kidney damage. Many horses receive phenylbutazone on a daily basis for weeks, months, or even years, potentially contributing to increased intestinal permeability. While gastric ulcers in horses are common, their presence may be due in part to the use of phenylbutazone. Dogs with panosteitis usually respond to analgesics such as aspirin or phenylbutazone. In addition, previous experimental work by Vogel indicates that acetylsalicylic acid, indomethacin, and phenylbutazone strengthen uninjured collagenous structures in rats. Origin 1950s: from phenyl + but(yl) + azo- + -one. Definition of phenylbutazone in US English: phenylbutazone nounˌfenəlˈbyo͞otəˌzōn A synthetic compound used as an analgesic drug, especially in the treatment of horses. Example sentencesExamples Dogs with panosteitis usually respond to analgesics such as aspirin or phenylbutazone. Many horses receive phenylbutazone on a daily basis for weeks, months, or even years, potentially contributing to increased intestinal permeability. While gastric ulcers in horses are common, their presence may be due in part to the use of phenylbutazone. In other studies, excessive doses of phenylbutazone have been shown to induce a range of adverse effects within a relatively short period of time, including gastric ulcers, colitis and kidney damage. In addition, previous experimental work by Vogel indicates that acetylsalicylic acid, indomethacin, and phenylbutazone strengthen uninjured collagenous structures in rats. Origin 1950s: from phenyl + but(yl) + azo- + -one.
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