Method of parenterally delivering drugs and related compositions

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514936, 536 23, A61K 3170, C07H 1700

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ABSTRACT:
A method of parenterally delivering aqueously unstable drugs that includes the aqueous dilution of a stable, anhydrous organic solution having the drug dissolved therein. The resulting organic-aqueous solution is physiologically suitable for parenteral delivery into a warm-blooded mammal and contains the drug in an effective dosage concentration per unit volume.

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