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Viadril

Known as: Viadryl 
National Institutes of Health

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1973
1973
Controlled interviews using drugs. II. Comparisons between restricted and freer conditions.
Adult psychiatric patients (N = 40) were given drug interviews in which they received in random order one of: saline solution… 
1961
1961
The influence of general anesthetic agents on intraocular pressure in man. The effect of common nonexplosive agents.
Introduction A decrease in intraocular pressure has been found under general anesthesia in animals1,2and in man.3-5Previous… 
1957
1957
Cardiovascular functions under chloralose-urethane and 21-hydroxypregnane-3, 20-dione sodium succinate (viadril).
Fifty-five determinations of cardiovascular functions were made on eight dogs under chloralose-urethane anesthesia and forty-one… 
1956
1956
Clinical investigation of viadril
RésuméLes auteurs ont étudié, chez 100 malades, ľusage clinique du viadril (21-hydroxypregnanedione hemisuccmate de sodium). Le m… 
1956
1956
An intravenous steroid anaesthetic: experiences with viadril.
1956
1956
CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH VIADRIL
1956
1956
Hydroxydione sodium (viadril) for anesthesia; a report of clinical experience.
Hydroxydione sodium (Viadril(R)) is a new anesthetic agent, derived from a family of chemical compounds not previously associated… 
1956
1956
The use of a steroid (viadril) as an anesthetic agent.
1956
1956
Enzymatic detoxification mechanism for viadril.
1955
1955
Use of steroid anesthesia in surgery.
In the course of investigation of many different steroids Selye1noted in 1941 that certain of these substances produced varying… 
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