physostigmine salicylate

Known as: eserine salicylate, physostigmine salicylate [Chemical/Ingredient]

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1991

To the Editor.— The role of the cholinergic system in neuropsychiatric disease has been the topic of two recent articles in…

1977

DOXEPIN hydrochloride is one of several agents classified as tricyclic antidepressants.1Clinical use of these compounds is…

1977

To the Editor.— Tobis and Das (235: 1474, 1976) report, for the first time, successful use of physostigmine salicylate in the…

1975

In the current issue of Archives of General Psychiatry (23:375-380, 1975), Granacher and Baldessarini note that a number of drugs…

1973

Transmural stimulation applied to the isolated sphincter of Oddi from rabbit caused a transient contraction. On termination of…

1957

Small amounts of eserine salicylate (10 to 20 mug.) regularly caused a rise of blood pressure in non-anaesthetized rats…

1957

A quantitative method is proposed for the determination of the clearing factor in serum, using Tween 60 as a substrate. The…

1957

In patients with glaucoma some confusion exists regarding the parenteral use of atropine and scopolamine as preanesthetic…

1943

Physostigmine, because of its potent parasympathomimetic action, has retained an important position in ophthalmic therapy since…

1937

Our object in this communication is to demonstrate the value of prostigmin as an aid in the diagnosis of myasthenia gravis. In…