The Pharmacological Basis of TherapeuticsDrugs acting on the central nervous system; Local anesthetics; Drugs acting at synaptic and neuroeffector junctional sites; Autacoids; Cardiovascular drugs; Water, salts, and ions; Drugs affecting renal function and electrolyte metabolism; Drugs affecting uterine motility; Gases and vapors; Heavy metals and heavy-metal antagonists; Locally acting drugs; Chemotherapy of parasitic diseases; Chemotherapy of microbial diseases; Chemotherapy of neoplastic diseases; Drugs acting on the blood and the blood-forming organs; Hormones and hormone antagonists; The vitamins. |
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... therapeutic denal or biliary tract spasm . Biliary tract spasm doses in man . The possible role of morphine - induced produced by morphine is evident roentgenographi- bronchoconstriction in the aggravation of asthma is cally as well as ...
... therapeutic denal or biliary tract spasm . Biliary tract spasm doses in man . The possible role of morphine - induced produced by morphine is evident roentgenographi- bronchoconstriction in the aggravation of asthma is cally as well as ...
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... therapeutic application represent the results of a well - planned and executed program that brought about one of the major advances in medical science . Although numerous other antimicrobial agents have been produced since penicillin ...
... therapeutic application represent the results of a well - planned and executed program that brought about one of the major advances in medical science . Although numerous other antimicrobial agents have been produced since penicillin ...
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... Therapeutic. Louis Weinstein The pharmacological characteristics and the therapeutic use of each class of com pounds employed in the chemotherapy of tuberculosis and leprosy are discussed in this chapter . The treatment of infections in ...
... Therapeutic. Louis Weinstein The pharmacological characteristics and the therapeutic use of each class of com pounds employed in the chemotherapy of tuberculosis and leprosy are discussed in this chapter . The treatment of infections in ...
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