2011Critical CareOpen access

Nicorandil versus nitroglycerin: a pilot study

Virendra Singh, Sheikh Momin, Bela Shah

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Continuous exposure to nitrates is associated with tachyphylaxis. This study compares the effects and tolerance during intravenous treatment with nitroglycerin and nicorandil over a 48-hour period.

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Continuous exposure to nitrates is associated with tachyphylaxis. This study compares the effects and tolerance during intravenous treatment with nitroglycerin and nicorandil over a 48-hour period.

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Continuous exposure to nitrates is associated with tachyphylaxis. This study compares the effects and tolerance during intravenous treatment with nitroglycerin and nicorandil over a 48-hour period.

Key concepts: Nicorandil, Nitroglycerin (drug), Medicine, Tachyphylaxis, Anesthesia, Emergency medicine, Internal medicine

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