Possible causes of prolonged apnoea.
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Apnea↗
Biomedical subjects
W D PATON
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Central and synaptic transmission in the nervous system; pharmacological aspects.
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Humans↗
Some pharmacological actions of fluothane.
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Anesthetics↗
The active state during contracture of the frog's rectus.
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Animals↗
Methods and consequences of lowering the blood pressure.
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Blood Pressure↗
The action of morphine and related substances on contraction and on acetylcholine output of coaxially stimulated guinea-pig ileum.
Morphine depresses the twitch and tetanus of stimulated guinea-pig ileum by reducing acetylcholine released from cholinergic nerve endings. Acetylcholine output per shock falls to roughly the same residual amount at varying stimulation rates. Since normal output per shock declines with increasing stimulus frequency, the proportionate effect of morphine diminishes as stimulus frequency rises. Acute "tolerance" to morphine and a state of "morphinedependence" can be produced. Phenadoxone, dihydromorphinone, metopon, methadone, and heroin are more active, codeine and pethidine less active, than morphine. Nalorphine also depresses the twitch and can desensitize the gut both to itself and to morphine.
Acetylcholine↗
Decompression sickness during the sinking of a caisson; a study of some factors in the pathogenesis of caisson disease.
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Decompression Sickness↗
Histamine release by compounds of simple chemical structure.
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Histamine↗
A class experiment on ganglion block in human subjects.
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Ganglia↗
Mode of action of neuromuscular blocking agents.
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Cardiovascular Agents↗
The response of the guineapig ileum to electrical stimulation by coaxial electrodes.
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Electric Stimulation↗
Gases administered in artificial respiration; with particular reference to the use of carbon dioxide; a report to the Medical Research Council by its committee for research on breathing apparatus for protection against dangerous fumes and gases.
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Biomedical Research↗
Action of cysteamine and cystamine on a sympathetic ganglion.
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Autonomic Agents↗
The mechanisms of motor end-plate depolarization due to a cholinesterase-inhibiting drug.
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Cholinesterases↗
The release of histamine from cat's isolated perfused skin by amino acids.
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Amino Acids↗