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Cholecystitis • Spascupreel • New cohort study comparing it to butyl scopolamine bromide (Buscopan) • 70 % of these patients were suffering with acute spasms • Comparable/superior to Buscopan • Müller-Krampe B et al. Behandlung von Spasmen bei Kindern. Jatros Päd. 2004;25(4) 20-2. © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 50 In acute cholecystitis, Spascupreel can be of tremendous value. It has a fast onset of action, and can be repeated every 15 minutes for up to 8 doses. In a study done by Mueller Krampe, a paediatrician, it was shown that Spascupreel is comparable, and even in some cases superior to scopolamine bromide in children suffering from abdominal spasm. If injectables are available and allowed, Spascupreel can be injected i.v. in acute cholecystitis for a faster relief. 50
Spascupreel tablets - injection solution D6 D4 D3 D2 Atropinum Colocynthis sulfuricum Ammonium bromatum Chamomilla Cuprum sulfuricum Veratrum Gelsemium Agaricus Magnesium phosphoricum Passiflora incarnata Aconitum © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 51 Through the composition of plants and minerals, we have a combination therapy which contains classsic homeopathic constituents for spasm, such as cuprum, aconitum and magnesium phosphate. Atropinum is the basis of atropine, which is also used in conventional medicine for spasm of the smooth muscle. Colocynthis is effective for spasm which cause the patient to bend double. Chamomilla is one of the mainstays of analgesic treatment in homotoxicology. This medication can also be used for spasm of the striated muscle. 51
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