The treatment of hypertension by labetalol‐a new alpha‐ and beta‐adrenoreceptor blocking agent
Naftali Stern, Amir Teicher, T. Rosenthal
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Naftali Stern, Amir Teicher, T. Rosenthal
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A new alpha- and beta-blocking agent, labetalol, was used to treat 50 hypertensive patients, 34 of them with refractory hypertension. A significant reduction in hypertension was achieved with relatively few adverse reactions. The combination of alpha and beta blockers in labetalol with their mutually opposing characteristics offers an interesting and promising approach to the control of hypertension.
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A new alpha- and beta-blocking agent, labetalol, was used to treat 50 hypertensive patients, 34 of them with refractory hypertension. A significant reduction in hypertension was achieved with relatively few adverse reactions. The combination of alpha and beta blockers in labetalol with their mutually opposing characteristics offers an interesting and promising approach to the control of hypertension.
Key concepts: Labetalol, Medicine, Alpha (finance), BETA (programming language), Blocking (statistics), Pharmacology, Adrenergic beta-Antagonists, Internal medicine