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==Overview==
 
'''Otilonium bromide''' is an [[antimuscarinic]]. It is sold under the trade name '''Spasmoctyl 40''', and as '''Doralin''' in Greece.
'''Otilonium bromide''' is an [[antimuscarinic]]. It is sold under the trade name '''Spasmoctyl 40''', and as '''Doralin''' in Greece.


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Otilonium bromide
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FormulaC29H43BrN2O4
Molar mass563.57 g/mol
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Overview

Otilonium bromide is an antimuscarinic. It is sold under the trade name Spasmoctyl 40, and as Doralin in Greece.

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