Clinical control of the therapeutic action of a decontracting, anti-rheumatic, analgesic drug combination for topical use, in comparison with oxyphenbutazone
Magnanini, R.; Mazzoni, G.; Musiani, M.; Orlandi, V.; D'Antonio, C.
La Clinica Terapeutica 101(2): 151-165
1982
ISSN/ISBN: 0009-9074 PMID: 6980084 Document Number: 185093
The efficacy of local treatment with an analgetic, antirheumatic-decontracturing combination (with and without the active ingredient, diethylamine salicylate) was compared with oxyphenbutazone, the therapeutic usefulness of which has been confirmed. Local treatment is effective in most common osteo-articulo-muscular disorders. Both combinations were more effective than oxyphenbutazone. Systemic side effects were never observed; skin side effects were exceptional.