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Blood Amylase Response to Acetylcholine and its Modification by Physostigmine and Atropine

WILLIAM ANTOPOL, A. Schifrin, Lester R. Tuchman

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1. Intramuscular administration of acetylcholine in dogs results in an increase in the blood aniylase titre. 2. Physostigmine markedly increases the blood amylase response to acetylcholine. 3. Previous atropine admiinistration inhibits the blood amylase response to acetylcholine.

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Key concepts: Physostigmine, Acetylcholine, Atropine, Amylase, Cholinesterase, Neostigmine, Medicine, Internal medicine