Diabact® UBT 50mg

Country: Ավստրալիա

language: անգլերեն

source: Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

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active_ingredient:

Urea(13C); 13C-Urea or Urea [13C]

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                                DIABACT UBT 50MG TABLET PRODUCT LEAFLET (CONSUMER MEDICINE)
INFORMATION 
 
Page 1 of 4 
AUS 
 
PACKAGE LEAFLET:  
DIABACT UBT 50MG TABLETS  
13
C-UREA 
 
INFORMATION FOR THE USER 
 
READ ALL OF THIS LEAFLET CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU START TAKING THIS
MEDICINE. 
- 
Keep this leaflet. You may need to read it again. 
- 
If you have any further questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist. 
- 
This medicine has been prescribed for you. Do not pass it on to
others. It may harm 
them, even if their symptoms are the same as yours. 
- 
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side
effects not listed in this 
leaflet, please tell your doctor or pharmacist. 
 
 
IN THIS LEAFLET:  
1. 
What Diabact UBT is and what it is used for 
2. 
Before you take Diabact UBT 
3. 
How to take Diabact UBT 
4. 
Possible side effects 
5. 
How to store Diabact UBT 
6. Further 
information 
 
 
1. 
WHAT DIABACT UBT IS AND WHAT IT IS USED FOR 
 
This medicine is for diagnostic use only to determine the presence
of _Helicobacter pylori_. 
Diabact UBT is a breath test that can be used to determine whether or
not you have a primary 
or remaining infection in the stomach caused by the
bacterium _Helicobacter pylori._  
 
 
_2. _
BEFORE YOU TAKE DIABACT UBT_ _
 
DO NOT TAKE DIABACT UBT 
-  if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to 
13
C-urea or to any of the other ingredients of 
Diabact UBT.  
-  if you have an infection in the stomach, as it may cause a false
result.  
 
USING OTHER MEDICINES 
Diabact UBT may be affected by other medicines. Please tell your
doctor or pharmacist if you 
are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including
medicines obtained without a 
prescription._ _
-  The risk for obtaining wrong diagnosis is increased if the test
is performed within four 
(4) weeks after using antibiotics and within two (2) weeks after the
last dose of acid 
reduction treatments.  
 
DIABACT UBT 50MG TABLET PRODUCT LEAFLET (CONSUMER MEDI
                                
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                                DIABACT UBT 50MG TABLET AUSTRALIAN PRODUCT INFORMATION 
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DIABACT UBT 
AUSTRALIAN PRODUCT INFORMATION 
NAME OF THE DRUG 
Each tablet contains Urea [
13
C] 50mg. 
Structural Formula: 
O 
| | 
H
2
N - 
13
C - NH
2
 
The structural formula of the 
13
C-urea is identical to that of urea. The superscript (
13
) on the left 
of the chemical symbol for carbon (C) indicates the enrichment of
the molecule with carbon-
13. 
The CAS Registry Number for 97% 
13
C-enriched urea is [58069-82-2]. There is no specific 
CAS Registry Number for 
13
C-urea enriched to not less than 99% with carbon-13. 
DESCRIPTION 
Urea [
13
C] is urea enriched with 
13
C –stable non-radioactive isotope. The chemical properties of 
13
C-urea do not differ from those of natural urea, which
contains the 
13
C isotope at a 
concentration of approximately 1%. It is very soluble in water,
soluble in ethanol and 
practically insoluble in dichloromethane. Its molecular weight is
61.05. 
Diabact UBT 50mg is presented as a diagnostic kit (1 tablet)
or a tablet pack (10 tablets), the 
components of which are detailed in the PRESENTATION section of this
document. 
For excipients, see the PRESENTATION section of this document. 
PHARMACOLOGY 
PHARMACODYNAMIC PROPERTIES 
Pharmacotherapeutic group: Other diagnostic agents. 
ATC-code: V04C X 
After oral ingestion 
13
C-urea labeled urea tablets will rapidly disintegrate on reaching
the 
stomach. In case of infection with _Helicobacter pylori_ (_H.
pylori_) 
13
C-urea is metabolized by the 
enzyme urease, which is present in _H. pylori_: 
Enzyme urease 
H
2
N(
13
CO)NH
2
 + H
2
O                                     
             2NH
3
 + 
13
CO
2
 
The carbon dioxide, which is liberated, diffuses into the blood
vessels and is transported as 
bicarbonate to the lungs where it is then released as 
13
CO
2
 in exhaled air. 
In the presence of bact
                                
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