9a-azalides with anti-inflammatory activity

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ABSTRACT:
Macrolides with anti-inflammatory activity are described. Particularly described are 9a-azalides and their anti-inflammatory activity without cladinose in position 3, the pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof and the pharmaceutical composition that contain them as active principle.

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