Enmetazobactam
Generic Name: enmetazobactam
Manufactured by ORCHID PHARMA. Dosage form: POWDER. Route: INTRAVENOUS. Active ingredients: CEFEPIME HYDROCHLORIDE (EQ 2GM BASE/VIAL); ENMETAZOBACTAM (0.5GM/VIAL). Application: NDA216165.
Overview
Manufactured by ORCHID PHARMA. Dosage form: POWDER. Route: INTRAVENOUS. Active ingredients: CEFEPIME HYDROCHLORIDE (EQ 2GM BASE/VIAL); ENMETAZOBACTAM (0.5GM/VIAL). Application: NDA216165.
Dosage
Available as powder for intravenous use.
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