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NEWER ADRENOLYTIC, SYMPATHOLYTIC, AND GANGLIONIC BLOCKING DRUGS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1949Drugs capable of blocking vasoconstricting and blood pressure elevating effects of epinephrine have been known for many years. Early examples are ergotoxin, the Fourneau compound 933F and yohimbine. These drugs in higher dose range often depress sympathetic activity as judged by vasomotor reflexes.
K S, GRIMSON, J P, HENDRIX, M J, REARDON
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Sympatholytic interventions and vascular remodelling.
Basic research in cardiology, 1991Most of the results on the effects of sympatholytic agents on vascular remodelling came from studies involving hypertensive animals. Therefore, it is often difficult to dissociate the antihypertensive property of the drugs from those caused by the direct action of the drugs on the structure of the blood vessels. However, some general conclusions can be
R M, Lee, D J, Gzik
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Direct Vasodilators and Sympatholytic Agents
Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 2016Tien M H Ng
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