Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents
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Names and connections
NSAIDs (Pharmacology); Non-steroid anti-inflammatory agents; Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents
- Broader: Anti-inflammatory agents
- Narrower: Acemetacin
- Narrower: Antipyrine
- Narrower: Aspirin
- Narrower: Azapropazone
- Narrower: Carprofen
- Narrower: Colchicine
- Narrower: Curcumin
- Narrower: Dapsone
- Narrower: Diflunisal
- Narrower: Dipyrone
- Narrower: Flurbiprofen
- Narrower: Ibuprofen
- Narrower: Indomethacin
- Narrower: Leflunomide
- Narrower: Mefenamic acid
- Narrower: Naproxen
- Narrower: Nimesulide
- Narrower: Phenylbutazone
- Narrower: Piroxicam
- Narrower: Pirprofen
- Narrower: Rofecoxib
- Narrower: Sulindac
- Narrower: Suprofen
- Narrower: Tolmetin
- Narrower: Triptolide
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Morton address: 326590156079497728 · morton4x16-v1
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