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glyceryl
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glyceryl [′glis·ə·rəl]
(organic chemistry)
OCH2OCHOCH2≡ The functional group from glycerol, (CH2OH)2CHOH.
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A person suffering from a heart attack requires immediate medical attention to prevent sustained heart damage Aside from receiving oxygen, glyceryl trinitrate and aspirin; persons having heart attacks will undergo a series of diagnostic test including an electrocardiogram, blood test and chest X-ray.
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The glyceryl trinitrate (GTN) treatment was given for angina and aspirin for anticoagulation.
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