Meanings
comparative more sympathecolytic · superlative most sympathecolytic
- alternativeAlternative form of sympatholytic.
Another new sympathecolytic agent is “Rogitine”—(Phentolamine, also called Regatine).
1954, The British and Overseas Pharmacist, volume 107, page 83 more examples
Ungar, G., 1933. Question of active or passive nature of vasoconstriction of cerebral arteries by epinephrin in animals prepared by sympathecolytic substances. Compt. rend. Soc. de biol., 112, 1284–1286.
1934, The Autonomic Nervous System, page 671Raymond-Hamet as quoted by Henry [1939] found that this alkaloid exerted no sympathecolytic action in producing the fall of blood pressure.
1943, The Indian Journal of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, volumes 13–15, page 3251. Goetz, R. H.: The effect of sympathecolytic drugs on the cardiovascular system in man with special reference to hypertension. Angiology. 2:1. 1951.
1953, American Practitioner and Digest of Treatment, page 44
Origin
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