Open label study evaluates trientine's efficacy and pharmacokinetics in Wilson disease patients, suggesting important safety profiles.
Background: Trientine dihydrochloride (TETA-2HCl) has been used for the treatment of Wilson Disease for almost 40 years. Although its ability to chelate metal ions has been demonstrated in both non-clinical and clinical settings, no dedicated dose-response studies are available.
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