Abstract: This disclosure provides a method of safely and rapidly initiating or escalating oral sotalol therapy by administering an intravenous dosage of sotalol followed by oral sotalol twice daily.

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method of safely and rapidly initiating or escalating oral sotalol therapy by administering an intravenous dosage of sotalol followed by oral sotalol twice daily.

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method of safely and rapidly initiating or escalating oral sotalol therapy by administering an intravenous dosage of sotalol followed by oral sotalol twice daily.

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method of safely and rapidly initiating or escalating oral sotalol therapy by administering an intravenous dosage of sotalol followed by oral sotalol twice daily.

Abstract: This disclosure provides method of safely and efficaciously treating or preventing atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, or a combination thereof via rapid intravenous introduction of sotalol hydrochloride to a subject in need thereof.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are parenteral solutions containing 3-diethylaminoethoxy benzoyl-benzofurans, such as amiodarone, in a diluent NNDMA (N,N-Dimethylacetamide) useful in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias both supraventricular, ventricular as well as, the condition of cardiac arrest.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are ways to solubilize aspirin for parenteral administration containing aspirin and a diluent NNDMA (N,N-Dimethylacetamide) useful in the treatment of acute coronary syndromes as well as other disease states. The solution so constituted is stable at room temperature for prolonged periods without decomposition and avoids significant hydrolysis of the aspirin and thus the loss of the anti-platelet action when stored.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are ways to solubilize aspirin for parenteral administration containing aspirin and a diluent NNDMA (N,N-Dimethylacetamide) useful in the treatment of acute coronary syndromes as well as other disease states. The solution so constituted is stable at room temperature for prolonged periods without decomposition and avoids significant hydrolysis of the aspirin and thus the loss of the anti-platelet action when stored.

Abstract: Methadone is a frequently employed agent for the treatment of drug addiction and the treatment of pain. Methadone prolongs the cardiac action potential, which on the surface electrocardiogram is represented by QT prolongation. This QT prolongation is known to increase the risk for the development of cardiac arrhythmias, especially the form of ventricular tachycardia known as Torsade de Pointes. For this reason, the FDA has inserted a “black box” warning for potential life threatening arrhythmias. The invention described in this application is the surprising finding that the R-isomer of methadone causes less inhibition of the potassium channel, IKr and thus would have less of a chance of causing life threatening arrhythmias. What is claimed is a method of chirally separating methadone with one isomer having less QT prolongation and more analgesic action that would make a superior pharmacologic agent than the racemate R,S methadone.

Abstract: Alcohol intoxication is a serious problem. Many individuals are more sensitive to alcohol intoxication and placed at a decided disadvantage in social drinking situations. What is proposed is a way to facilitate alcohol metabolism in individuals who have consumed alcohol by the administration of enzymes to speed the alcohols metabolism.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are parenteral solutions containing 3-diethylaminoethoxy benzoyl-benzofurans, such as amiodarone, in a diluent NNDMA (N,N-Dimethylacetamide) useful in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias both supraventricular, ventricular as well as, the condition of cardiac arrest.