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ATROPINE-LIKE POISONING DUE TO TRANQUILIZING AGENTS

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1958
A case of atropine-like poisoning manifested by absence of sweating, hyperthermia, pupillary paralysis, dry mucous membranes, and delirium, is reported. These findings are ascribed to the anticholinergic properties of the tranquilizing agents of the phenothiazine group of drugs.
Philip S Bergman
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Tranquilizing Agents

New England Journal of Medicine, 1955
exaly   +2 more sources

Use of Tranquilizing Agents in Psychoses and Neuroses

Medical Clinics of North America, 1958
Paul H Hoch
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The psychodynamics of the tranquilizing agents

Psychiatric Quarterly, 1957
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Tranquilizing Agents for Nervous Disorders in General Practice

Postgraduate Medicine, 1957
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DESIGNATION OF "TRANQUILIZING AGENTS" IN NEUROPHARMACOLOGY

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955
To the Editor:— An already overburdened glossary provokes misgivings in anyone who proposes to coin a new term. There are occasions, however, when new experience calls for a word to encompass it. Recent clinical use of chlorpromazine and the Rauwolfia fractions has demonstrated that these new compounds are capable of producing amelioration of a wide ...
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[A new generation of tranquilizing agents].

La Revue du praticien, 1995
The newer anxiolytics include compounds whose the molecular structure, the mechanisms, and the pharmacological properties are heterogeneous. Nevertheless, the most of them have clinical and adverse effects like to the most known: buspirone, after the commercial shrinking for hepatic toxicity of alpidem.
M, Escande, M, Frexinos, S, Fabre
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[Therapy with antidepressive and tranquilizing agents].

Fortschritte der Medizin, 1984
Since the introduction of imipramine in 1957 in the therapy of depression numerous effective antidepressant substances have been developed, which differ from one another in the biochemical as well as clinical profile of action. A psychopathological diagnosis is a prerequisite for application, whereby the differentiation of the endogenous from the non ...
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[Tranquillizing agents].

Marseille medical, 2002
J, LEREBOULLET, , BENOIT
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Buclizine, A New Tranquilizing Agent

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1959
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