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Seconal

Known as: Ranbaxy Brand of Secobarbital Sodium 
National Institutes of Health

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1960
1960
Cortical Atrophy of the Brain in Infants associated with Failure to Thrive
Infants may fail to thrive for a variety of reasons. When recognized causes such as congenital abnormalities, infections… 
1954
1954
Delayed barbiturate intoxication.
Next to carbon monoxide, the barbiturate group of drugs is the most frequent source of poisoning, both accidental and suicidal. 1… 
1953
1953
[Personal experiences with seconal].
1952
1952
Effect of analeptic drugs on the somnifacient effect of seconal and antihistaminics as measured by the flicker fusion threshold.
1949
1949
The labile neurogenic component of hypertension; a comparison of the effects of tetra-ethyl-ammonium bromide and a rapidly acting barbiturate (seconal).
1949
1949
The labile neurogenic component of hypertension; a comparison of the effects of tetra-ethyl-ammonium bromide and a rapidly acting barbiturate (seconal).
1949
1949
A STUDY ON THE COMPRATIVE DEPRESSANT EFFECTS OF HYPNOTIC DRUGS (MEDOMIN, SECONAL AND PHENOBARBITAL) ON HEART MUSCLE AND CARDIAC VAGUS NERVE
1947
1947
Some effects of sodium pentobarbital (nembutal) and allyl, methylbutyl barbituric acid (seconal) at the somatic neuromyal junction and on skeletal muscle.
1946
1946
Effects of sedative drugs on the electroencephalogram.
A study is presented of the electroencephalographic effects of small oral doses of the usual sedative drugs (phenobarbital… 
1943
1943
Anaesthesia for Laryngofissure
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