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hexafluorenium

Known as: Hexafluorenium ion, hexafluorenium [Chemical/Ingredient], Hexafluronium 
National Institutes of Health

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2004
2004
Interaction of hexafluorenium with human plasma cholinesterase in comparison with hexamethonium
Summary1.The influence of the 2 alkane-bis-onium compounds hexafluorenium (HFl) and hexamethonium (C6) on human plasma… 
1973
1973
Een klinisch-farmacologisch onderzoek van hexafluorenium
Doelstelling van ons onderzoek is geweest een farmacologische basis te verschaffen voor het rationeel gebruik van hexafluorenium… 
1971
1971
The excretion of hexafluorenium in man and rat.
1968
1968
The effects of hexafluorenium in preventing the increase in intraocular pressure produced by succinylcholine.
The interactions of succinylcholine and hexafluorenium on extraocular muscle, nictitating membrane and intraocular pressure were… 
1968
1968
Hexafluorenium‐Succinylcholine in General Anaesthesia
The series consisted of 1247 patients operated on in the Surgical Departments of the Hospital of Vicenza. During the anaesthesia… 
1967
1967
The Interactions of Neuromuscular Blocking Agents in Man: The Role of Hexafluorenium
Hexafluorenium bromide, a bis quaternary ammonium compound, has marked anticholinesterase and weak non-depolarizing neuromuscular… 
1965
1965
The Effects of Hexafluorenium and Edrophonium on the Neuromuscular Blocking Actions of Succinylcholine, Decamethonium, Imbretil and d‐Tubocurarine
Hexafluorenium had no effect on the twitch response in anesthetized man. The phase 1 depolarizing or phase 2 nondepolarizing… 
1962
1962
HEXAFLUORENIUM, SUCCINYLCHOLINE, AND INTRAOCULAR TENSION
1960
1960
Hexafluorenium: its anticholinesterase and neuromuscular activity.
The intravenous administration of 0.5 mg/kg hexafluorenium ·2Br delayed the onset, and potentiated and prolonged the… 
1960
1960
POTENTIATION OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR EFFECT OF SUCCINYLCHOLINE BY HEXAFLUORENIUM
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