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Hallo,
my mother is fallen ill of Parkinson disease. She was treaten in hospital and
the only way to help her to live a better life is the treatment with
apomorphine. In germany there is only the possibility to give it in an
hospital (subcutaneous). Now we heard of an adhesive plaster which contain
apomorphine. Do you know the firm (and the countries) that distribute this
plaster, and perhaps do you know an alternativ to the treatment with
apomorphine, or do you know a competent scientist or medical, who can reply
to our questions?
Thank you for your help
Dr. Melanie Schmitt
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Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 09:36:50 EDT
Subject: apomorhine in adhesive plasters?
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Dear Laurie Davison,
my mother is fallen ill of Parkinson disease. She was treaten in hospital and
the only way to help her to live a better life is the treatment with
apomorphine. In germany there is only the possibility to give it in an
hospital (subcutaneous). Now we heard of an adhesive plaster which contain
apomorphine. Do you know the firm (and the countries) that distribute this
plaster, and perhaps do you know an alternativ to the treatment with
apomorphine?
Thank you for your help
Dr. Melanie Schmitt
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