furosemide

furosemide
fu·ro·se·mide (fyo͝o-rōʹsə-mīd') n.
A white to yellow crystalline powder, C12H11ClN2O5S, used as a diuretic.
  [furfural + sulf- + -emide(alteration of amide).]

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