The document lists and describes different classes of antimalarial drugs, including aminoquinolines like chloroquine and amodiaquine, arylaminoalcohols such as mefloquine and halofantrine, antifolates including sulfadoxine and pyrimethamine, and various combination therapies for malaria treatment and prevention.

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59. Amino 4 quinoleine: Chloroquine (1945),
Amodiaquine (1947).
Arylaminoalcool: Mefloquine (1972),
Halofantrine (1988).
Sulfonamides: sulfadoxine, sulfalen,
sulfadiazine, sulfamethoxazole.
Sulfones: dapsone.

60. Diamino pyrimidines:
pyrimethamine (1951),
trimethoprime.
Biguanides: proguanil (1948),
chlorguanides, chlorproguanil.
Antibiotics: Cyclin, Macrolid,
Fluoroquinolon.
Amino 8 quinoleine: primaquine.

61. Fansidar: pyrimethamine + sulfadoxine.
Fansimef: mefloquine + pyrimethamine +
sulfadoxine.
Maloprime: pyrimethamine + dapsone.
Malarone: atovaquone + proguanil.
CV8: piperaquine + dihydroartemisinine +
trimethoprime + primaquine.
Artecom : piperaquine + dihydroartemisinine +
trimethoprime.

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76. DHA - PIPERAQUIN (CV ARTECAN, aRTERAKIN).
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78. QuinineQuinine dihydrochloridedihydrochloride 600 mg/ 2 ml600 mg/ 2 ml