Clinical investigations on the pharmacology of azosemide (SK-110) in comparison with furosemide in healthy volunteers
Kuzuya, F.; Sugino, N.; Yoshizumi, K.; Goto, U.; Oshima, K.
International Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Therapy and Toxicology 22(6): 291-299
1984
ISSN/ISBN: 0174-4879 PMID: 6746152 Document Number: 230558
In this study, 60 mg of Azosemide and 40 mg of Furosemide were each administered to 2 volunteer persons. The daily urine volume after administration of both drugs was almost the same. Azosemide didn't show such rapid diuretic effect as was seen in Furosemide, but Azosemide proved to have a mild diuretic and protracted effect as compared with Furosemide. The influence on a daily urinary and fecal excretion of electrolyte and the decrease of serum electrolytes proved to be the same in administration of either drug. However, in the case of Furosemide, most of the electrolytes were excreted within 3 hours after administration, while Azosemide showed mild and prolonged excretion. The effect of both drugs on serum uric acid was almost the same showing a slightly rising trend.