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CLINICAL STUDIES OF DIGITALIS: I. EFFECTS PRODUCED BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF MASSIVE DOSAGE TO PATIENTS WITH NORMAL MECHANISM

, 1924
It has long been known that the administration of digitalis to patients with heart disease produces striking clinical improvement in many cases. Students of cardiology have long been occupied with two closely related problems: (a) a differentiation of ...
D. Luten
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THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF DIGITALIS IN PNEUMONIA

, 1930
The work of Cohn and Jamieson 1 definitely established that there is a digitalis action on the heart in lobar pneumonia. In an address given in 1916 on the use of digitalis in pneumonia, Cohn 2 concluded that this drug did no harm and might be life ...
J. Wyckoff, E. F. Dubois, I. Woodruff
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The Manufacture of Digitalis

Archives of Internal Medicine, 1982
To the Editor. —The editorial by Dr Selzer entitled "Digitalis in Cardiac Failure: Do Benefits Justify Risks?" in theArchives(1981;141-18-20) certainly raises some interesting concepts. However, the section on "Digitalis Dosage" needs clarification insofar as it applies to the use of the Lanoxin brand of digoxin in the United States. No manufacturing
Thomas L. Wenger, James C. A. Fuchs
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CLINICAL STUDIES OF DIGITALIS: III. ADVANCED TOXIC RHYTHMS

In giving large amounts of the tincture of digitalis to a series of patients with normal cardiac mechanism,1I observed auriculoventricular dissociation with tachycardia of auricles, of ventricles, or of both, as a toxic effect of the drug in four ...
D. Luten
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ACTION OF DIGITALIS IN THE PRESENCE OF CORONARY OBSTRUCTION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

, 1925
The present investigation was undertaken to determine whether interference with the coronary circulation has any effect on the tolerance of an animal to the digitalis bodies.
H. Gold
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STUDIES ON DIGITALIS IN AMBULATORY CARDIAC PATIENTS: IV. NEWER PRINCIPLES OF DIGITALIS DOSAGE

, 1930
The practice of William Withering, 1 who published the first detailed study of digitalis about 150 years ago, is a matter not only of historical interest but of great practical importance to one dealing with the subject of digitalis dosage.
H. Gold, A. Degraff
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SOME TOXIC EFFECTS OF DIGITALIS

, 1923
The administration of digitalis in the treatment of heart affections may be said to have been revolutionized since the work of Eggleston 1 in 1915. This student of digitalis has demonstrated that it is possible to use the body weight of the patient for ...
W. D. Reid
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CLINICAL STUDIES OF DIGITALIS: II. TOXIC RHYTHMS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN SUCH RHYTHMS IN MAN AND IN THE CAT

Numerous investigators have observed certain toxic effects of digitalis on the hearts of animals, and clinicians have assumed that the results thus recorded are generally transferable to patients.
D. Luten
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DIGITALIS STUDIES ON CHILDREN WITH HEART DISEASE: III. AURICULAR FIBRILLATION IN CHILDREN WITH AN EARLY TOXIC DIGITALIS MANIFESTATION

, 1930
It is generally agreed that digitalis finds its greatest use and value in its slowing of the ventricular rate during established auricular fibrillation.
S. P. Schwartz
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Digitalis parviflora et Digitalis purpurea

Bulletin mensuel - Société botanique de Lyon, 1892
Morel Francisque. Digitalis parviflora et Digitalis purpurea. In: Bulletin mensuel - Société botanique de Lyon, tome 10, bulletin 2-3, 1892. pp. 38-39.
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