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36. Non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs. Aspirin, paracetamol: Difference between revisions
36. Non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs. Aspirin, paracetamol (view source)
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** Indomethacin | ** Indomethacin | ||
** Ibuprofen | ** Ibuprofen | ||
** (Paracetamol) | |||
* COX2-preferential NSAIDs – these NSAIDs are more COX2 selective than the above | * COX2-preferential NSAIDs – these NSAIDs are more COX2 selective than the above | ||
** Paracetamol | ** (Paracetamol) | ||
** Diclofenac | ** Diclofenac | ||
** Celecoxib | ** Celecoxib | ||
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** Etoricoxib | ** Etoricoxib | ||
It should be noted that COX selectivity is not binary, some drugs are more or less selective. | It should be noted that COX selectivity is not binary, some drugs are more or less selective. Whether paracetamol is COX-2 selective or nonselective is disputed, but also not very clinically relevant, as it behaves neither like the other COX-2 selective NSAIDs or the nonselective NSAIDs but more like a separate drug. | ||
=== Differences between NSAIDs === | === Differences between NSAIDs === | ||