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Digitalis leaf extract

Known as: digitalis leaves 
National Institutes of Health

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2010
2010
Using patient DNA to optimize therapy in heart failure patients: a move toward perfection
We live in an amazing era of clinical medicine. There are an abundance of medications, devices, and procedures for the treatment… 
1979
1979
Medicinal plants make a comeback.
Phytotherapy--using vegetable based drug preparations--was the primary method of disease treatment until the middle of the 19th… 
1974
1974
A micro method for the estimation of the individual glycosides in digitalis leaves and pharmaceutical preparations.
1960
1960
[A column chromatographic method for the determination of digitoxin in digitalis leaves].
1954
1954
Pharmacology of heart of Entosphenus japonicus
The author investigated the effects of various autonomic nervous or cardiac drugs on the isolated heart of Entosphenus japonicus… 
1951
1951
[Reactions of certain cardiac glycosides as basis for evaluation of digitalis leaves].
1950
1950
Clinical Studies on the Effective Principles of Digitalis Leaves : Comparison of the effects among digicorin (digicor), digitoxin, gitoxin and digitalis leaves, especially on their appearance and…
1938
1938
Clinical studies of gitalin and of digitalis in the treatment of auricular fibrillation
1935
1935
A STUDY OF THE STANDARDIZATION OF DIGITALIS. II. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LABORATORY METHODS OF ASSAY AND POTENCY AS DETERMINED BY EXPERIMENTAL CUMULATIVE POISONING AND CLINICAL STANDARDIZATION.
It is commonly assumed that either frogs or cats may be used for the assay of digitalis, provided that suitable standards and… 
1934
1934
STANDARDIZATION OF DIGITALIS
To the Editor:— Recent correspondence inThe Journal(March 17, p. 862; April 14, p. 1246) regarding the standardization of… 
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