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fencarbamide

Known as: Phencarbamide, diphenylthiocarbamic acid S-(2-(diethylamino)ethyl) ester 
National Institutes of Health

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Muscarinic AntagonistsThiocarbamates

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1973
1973
Propranolol-bunolol and phencarbamide in chloroform-induced ventricular fibrillation in mice.
1971
1971
Anticonvulsant effect of phencarbamide and its modification by reserpine and tranylcypromine.
1970
1970
A study of the antiarrhythmic and local anaesthetic actions of phencarbamide.
1966
1966
Die zentralanalgetische Wirkung einiger Spasmolytika und ihrer Kombinationen mit Salicylamid
ZusammenfassungSpasmolytika und ihre Kombinationen mit Salicylamid wurden mit der Methode der elektrischen Reizung des… 
1966
1966
[Spasmolytic effect of phencarbamide on the uterine cervix during early puerperium].
1964
1964
[PHENCARBAMIDE, A NEW SPASMOLYTIC COMBINED WITH DOLVIRAN].
1964
1964
[SPASMOLYSIS IN OBSTETRICS: CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH PHENCARBAMIDE].
1964
1964
[PHENCARBAMIDE, A NEW SPASMOLYTIC COMBINED WITH DOLVIRAN].
1963
1963
[On the clinical experiences with the spasmolytic Bayer 1355 (phencarbamide) in obstetrics].
1963
1963
[On the pharmacology of the uterine action of phencarbamide].
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