“…However, higher dosages of mesalazine are now being utilized to treat inflammatory bowel disease, as clinical trials have demonstrated greater efficacy at higher dosages in both ulcerative colitis (2–4 g/day) 11 –14 and Crohn’s disease (2–4 g/day) 15 , . 16 The 250 mg Pentasa tablet has been available since 1986 and the 500 mg preparation since 1990 in many European countries.…”
Pentasa sachets 1 g unit dose offers the same release of mesalazine as Pentasa 500 mg tablets. Drug release occurs throughout the gastrointestinal tract from stomach to colon, with the advantage of fewer oral doses and ease of swallowing.
“…However, higher dosages of mesalazine are now being utilized to treat inflammatory bowel disease, as clinical trials have demonstrated greater efficacy at higher dosages in both ulcerative colitis (2–4 g/day) 11 –14 and Crohn’s disease (2–4 g/day) 15 , . 16 The 250 mg Pentasa tablet has been available since 1986 and the 500 mg preparation since 1990 in many European countries.…”
Pentasa sachets 1 g unit dose offers the same release of mesalazine as Pentasa 500 mg tablets. Drug release occurs throughout the gastrointestinal tract from stomach to colon, with the advantage of fewer oral doses and ease of swallowing.
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