Oxatomide, a new orally active drug which inhibits both the release and the effects of allergic mediators.

1977 
Oxatomide is a new potent inhibitor of anaphylactic and allergic reactions. After oral administration, the compound both inhibits the release of endogenous histamine and prevents the effects of exogenous histamine, at comparable doses. The combination of these effects appears to be the basis of the effectiveness of oxatomide in allergic reactions and may lead to clinical applications different from classical antihistaminics and from cromoglycate.
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