Comparison of Β-Adrenergic blocking activity of dichloroisoprenaline (H 56/28, I.C.I. 50172, LB46), methoxamine (MJ 1999) and propranolol in the canine femoral vascular bed
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Comparison of Β-Adrenergic blocking activity of dichloroisoprenaline (H 56/28, I.C.I. 50172, LB46), methoxamine (MJ 1999) and propranolol in the canine femoral vascular bed
Die blockierende Wirkung intra- arteriell verabreichter,Β-adrenergischer Mittel wurde am femoralen Gefassgebiet des Hundes untersucht. DCI, H 56/28 und LB 46 per se regten den arteriellen Blutstrom mit zunehmender Dosierung an, wahrend Methoxamin in umgekehrter Weise wirkte. Eine hemmende Wirkung auf den durch Isoprenalin angeregten Blutstrom fand sich in folgender Reihenfolge: LB 46≧H 56/28 > Propranolol > MJ 1999=DCI. I.C.I. 50172 und Methoxamin fehlt diese Wirkung.
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Dogs, Blood Circulation, Isoproterenol, Animals, Propranolol, Blood Flow Velocity, Methoxamine
Dogs, Blood Circulation, Isoproterenol, Animals, Propranolol, Blood Flow Velocity, Methoxamine
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