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sulphazin Pharm.|ˈsʌlfəzɪn|
Also (chiefly U.S.) sulfazin.
[a. Russ.]
A drug consisting of a suspension of one per cent purified sulphur in peach oil, given intramuscularly to induce fever.
1970Time 29 June 30/3 A Soviet drug called Sulfazin, which induces fever and temperature, is administered as a punishment. 1977Lancet 23 July 185/1 There are reports of the use of sulphazin to produce a painful fever. 1979H. Fireside Soviet Psychoprisons iv. 82 If a patient speaks out against such brutality, he is subjected to punishment by overdoses of drugs or injections of sulfazin that make it ‘painful for him even to stir’. 1981M. C. Smith Gorky Park i. xii. 185 Sulfazin was one of the favorite narcotics of the KGB. |
