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Terlipressin

Also known as: Terlivaz, Glypressin

Vasopressin AnalogueGrey areaHalf-life: 6h

Overview

Terlipressin is a synthetic vasopressin analogue used medically in selected severe liver-related and bleeding contexts. It is a clinically established peptide analogue with vasoconstrictive properties.

How it works

Acts as a prodrug that is converted to lysine vasopressin. It primarily activates V1 receptors, causing splanchnic vasoconstriction, reducing portal pressure, and supporting renal perfusion in specific hepatorenal contexts.

Primary uses

  • Vasopressin analogue research
  • Portal pressure reduction
  • Hepatorenal syndrome treatment context
  • Variceal bleeding treatment context

Storage and preparation

Store approved product according to manufacturer labelling. Some formulations are supplied as solution, others as powder. Protect from inappropriate heat and contamination.

Follow product-specific clinical preparation instructions. Do not generalise reconstitution between brands or formulations.

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