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“INN” stands for International Nonproprietary Name. So “dexamethasone (INN)” means the generic (non-brand) name for the drug dexamethasone. The name dexamethasone is the standardized worldwide generic name used in medicine and prescriptions.
The INN is: dexamethasone.
Yes. INN refers to the generic drug name, while brand names vary by country and manufacturer. The active ingredient is still dexamethasone, but the product name may differ.
Dexamethasone is a corticosteroid used for conditions such as severe inflammation and immune-related disorders, and it is also used in some hospital protocols (for example, certain severe respiratory illnesses), depending on local guidelines.
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