Fat emulsion and soybean oil (Intravenous)

Active Ingredients

fat emulsion and soybean oil

Drug Classes

Intravenous nutritional products

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7.1

10

Effectiveness

Safety

Addiction

Ease of Use

Contraindications

Fat emulsion and soybean oil (Intravenous): Alternative Drugs By Action

7.8

Amino acids and electrolytes in dextrose with calcium (Intravenous)

7.8

Extraneal (Intraperitoneal)

7.5

Fat emulsion, fish oil, and soybean oil (Intravenous)

7.4

Kabiven / Perikabiven

7.1

Lactated ringer's (Intravenous)

7.1

Fat emulsion and soybean oil (Intravenous)

7.1

Amino acids in dextrose (Intravenous)

6.8

Clinolipid (Intravenous)

6.7

Clinimix E 5/15 (Intravenous)

6.7

Liposyn (Intravenous)

6.5

Fat emulsion (Intravenous)

6.5

Nouress (Intravenous)

6.3

Clinimix 5/20 (Intravenous)

6.1

Icodextrin (Intraperitoneal)

5.5

Clinimix E 4.25/25 (Intravenous)

5.5

Clinimix (Intravenous)

4.8

Omegaven (Intravenous)

3.9

Clinimix E 2.75/5 (Intravenous)

3.9

Clinimix E 4.25/10 (Intravenous)

3.0

Clinimix E 2.75/10 (Intravenous)