[The effect of benzofurocaine on acute inflammation in rats and on the activity of prostaglandin synthetase in vitro]. / Vliianie benzofurokaina na ostroe vospalenie u krys i aktivnost' prostaglandinsintetazy in vitro.

ABSTRACT

Benzofurocaine similarly to ortophen (voltaren) causes dose-dependent suppression of acute inflammatory reactions induced in rats by carragheenin, serotonin and histamine, protects animals from absolutely lethal dose of cellulose sulphate. When administered in a dose of 0.79 X 10(-3) M, benzofurocaine exerts no effect on the activity of prostaglandin synthetase.