An arsphenamine is a phenolic amine derivative of arsenic which was used to treat syphilis.

An arsphenamine is a phenolic amine derivative of arsenic which was used to treat syphilis.

Arsphenamine (Salvarsan) was a drug used for the treatment of syphilis in 1910s. It was developed by Paul Ehrlich in 1910, and was used for almost 30 years.

An arsephenamine is an alternative name for an arsphenamine, a phenolic amine derivative of arsenic which was once used to treat syphilis.

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