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Alseroxylon

Known as: Alseroxylon [Chemical/Ingredient] 
An alkaloidal extract from RAUWOLFIA.
National Institutes of Health

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1959
1959
Comparative effects of various Rauwolfia alkaloids in hypertension.
SUMMARY A study of the comparative hypotensive effects and side effects of reserpine, alseroxylon, deserpidine and rescinnamine… 
1959
1959
Alseroxylon in neurodermatoses.
1957
1957
Rauwolfia hypotension. II. Action of the alseroxylon alkaloids and epinephrine on the carotid pressoreceptors.
The action of the alseroxylon alkaloids when injected into the adventitial layer of the carotid bifurcations of vagotomized dogs… 
1957
1957
Alseroxylon (Rauwiloid) therapy in disturbed elderly patients.
Review
1956
Review
1956
EFFECTS OF RAUWOLFIA SERPENTINA
To the Editor:— We would like to draw attention to a discrepancy in the lead summary of our article, "Central Nervous System and… 
1955
1955
Drug therapy (Rauwolfia) of hypertension. II. A comparative study of different extracts of Rauwolfia when each is used alone (orally) for therapy of ambulatory patients with hypertension.
Rauwolfia has been used for many years in India for treating hypertension, nervous disorders, and as a sedative.1Since the… 
1955
1955
Alseroxylon in the treatment of pruritic and psychogenic dermatoses.
Rauwolfia serpentina has been under intensive investigation in this country during the past few years. In India, this drug has… 
1955
1955
Drug therapy (Rauwolfia) of hypertension. I. Pharmacodynamics of Rauwolfia.
Many recent studies have established the therapeutic effectiveness of Rauwolfia alkaloids, both in internal medicine and in… 
1955
1955
Reserpine and alseroxylon therapy in emotionally disturbed patients.
1955
1955
Reserpine and alseroxylon therapy in emotionally disturbed patients.