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“Colistin” is itself the generic name (the non-brand name) for the antibiotic; it’s also commonly referred to by the generic terms “colistimethate” (prodrug) and “colistin” (active drug) in clinical contexts. [1][2]
In practice, dosing and labeling often use “colistin” while the administered compound is usually the prodrug “colistimethate sodium,” which is converted into active colistin in the body. [1][2]
You may see different but related generic terms, such as: - Colistin - Colistimethate sodium These refer to the antibiotic and its prodrug form used for therapy. [1][2]
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