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Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1978
Propranolol is a beta-adrenergic blocking drug with a wide spectrum of use and may diverse pharmacologic effects. This case report is an example of a parturient who was on a large dose of propranolol for idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis. The effects of this drug on pregnancy, labor, and above all, the fetus are discussed.
S, Datta +3 more
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Propranolol is a beta-adrenergic blocking drug with a wide spectrum of use and may diverse pharmacologic effects. This case report is an example of a parturient who was on a large dose of propranolol for idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis. The effects of this drug on pregnancy, labor, and above all, the fetus are discussed.
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Radioimmunoassay of propranolol
Analytical Chemistry, 1983A series of specific antibodies against d,I-propranolol has been developed by conjugation of the novel 5'-, 7'-, and 8'-(3-aminopropoxy)propranolol derivatives to succinylated bovine serum albumin. By preservation of an intact side chain in the antigen, significantly improved specificity to parent drug vs.
T D, Eller, D R, Knapp, T, Walle
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1982
The authors report the cases of 3 patients who had depressive episodes after administration of propranolol for medical illnesses. The depressive episodes were severe, occurred in a dose-dependent manner, and promptly remitted when propranolol was discontinued. Physicians' awareness of this complication, especially in cases of patients with a history of
W M, Petrie, R J, Maffucci, R L, Woosley
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The authors report the cases of 3 patients who had depressive episodes after administration of propranolol for medical illnesses. The depressive episodes were severe, occurred in a dose-dependent manner, and promptly remitted when propranolol was discontinued. Physicians' awareness of this complication, especially in cases of patients with a history of
W M, Petrie, R J, Maffucci, R L, Woosley
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Propranolol and hypertriglyceridemia
Atherosclerosis, 1973Abstract Eight subjects with elevated fasting plasma triglyceride levels and type IV hypertipoproteinemia, who received a 60 g fat meal before and after 2-week treatment with propranolol, showed an enhanced lipemic response to the meal after the treatment.
J J, Barboriak, H D, Friedberg
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Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1980
This is a report of a patient who survived a large propranolol overdose, as documented by toxic blood levels. The signs and symptoms were those of profound inotropic and moderate chronotropic cardiotoxicity which failed to respond to parasympatholytics or catecholamines, but subsequently reversed coincident with the administration of glucagon.
M R, Salzberg, E J, Gallagher
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This is a report of a patient who survived a large propranolol overdose, as documented by toxic blood levels. The signs and symptoms were those of profound inotropic and moderate chronotropic cardiotoxicity which failed to respond to parasympatholytics or catecholamines, but subsequently reversed coincident with the administration of glucagon.
M R, Salzberg, E J, Gallagher
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1979
Two improvements in propranolol resolution were developed. Both the (+)- and (-)-di-(p-toluoyl)tartaric acids were used as the resolving agents. This procedure reduced the number of crystallizations needed to obtain a pure product. Furthermore, synthesis of the resolving agent was improved.
Y, Yost, J L, Holtzman
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Two improvements in propranolol resolution were developed. Both the (+)- and (-)-di-(p-toluoyl)tartaric acids were used as the resolving agents. This procedure reduced the number of crystallizations needed to obtain a pure product. Furthermore, synthesis of the resolving agent was improved.
Y, Yost, J L, Holtzman
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Pharmacokinetics of propranolol
Journal of Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics, 1981The pharmacokinetics of propranolol after the administration of 40, 80, and 120 mg p.o. and 10 mg i.v. was studied in nine healthy male volunteers. Propranolol was analyzed after extraction and derivatization by gas-liquid chromatography. A multiexponential curve-stripping program was used for the pharmacokinetic analysis.
L, Borgström +3 more
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Psychopharmacology, 1976
The morphine blocking and anticonvulsant effects of propranolol were investigated in mice. Three different convulsant procedures (electroshock, pentylenetetrazol and thebaine) were used. In addition, LD50's of morphine after different doses of propranolol were done.
G, Navarro, R, Richardson, A T, Zuban
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The morphine blocking and anticonvulsant effects of propranolol were investigated in mice. Three different convulsant procedures (electroshock, pentylenetetrazol and thebaine) were used. In addition, LD50's of morphine after different doses of propranolol were done.
G, Navarro, R, Richardson, A T, Zuban
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Pediatric Surgery International, 2012
Hemangiomas are the most common benign soft tissue tumors occurring in 5-10 % of children at around the age of 1 year and of them 10 % are associated with significant morbidity and entail medical attention. In this study, efficacy and adverse effects of the drug propranolol were observed on hemangiomas.Oral propranolol was given to 36 children at a ...
Mahmudul, Hasan +4 more
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Hemangiomas are the most common benign soft tissue tumors occurring in 5-10 % of children at around the age of 1 year and of them 10 % are associated with significant morbidity and entail medical attention. In this study, efficacy and adverse effects of the drug propranolol were observed on hemangiomas.Oral propranolol was given to 36 children at a ...
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The Hastings Center Report, 1992
When an anxiety-reducing drug with virtually no side effects is used to enhance performance, is that cheating? Is it drug abuse? Is it an admission of professional weakness? During a series of three performances, a trumpet player in a professional orchestra consistently plays a difficult solo passage flawlessly each time.
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When an anxiety-reducing drug with virtually no side effects is used to enhance performance, is that cheating? Is it drug abuse? Is it an admission of professional weakness? During a series of three performances, a trumpet player in a professional orchestra consistently plays a difficult solo passage flawlessly each time.
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