Medical term:
tetracosactide
cosyntropin
[ko″sin-tro´pin]a synthetic corticotropin used in the screening of adrenal insufficiency on the basis of plasma cortisol response after intramuscular or intravenous injection.
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co·syn·tro·pin
(kō-sin-trō'pin),α1-24- or β1-24-Corticotropin; a synthetic corticotrophic agent, comprising the first 24 amino acyl residues of human ACTH, which sequence is found in several other species and which retains the full biologic activity of the complete ACTH; the remaining 15 residues differ among species and confer specific immunologic properties.
Synonym(s): tetracosactide, tetracosactin
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cosyntropin
(kō′sĭn-trō′pĭn)n.
A synthetic corticotropin.
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