Louis Lasagna, Earl H. Dearborn
Abstract
Physostigmine and atropine produce antidiuresis in the dog by increasing tubular reabsorption of water. The doses required, however, are large and usually accompanied by signs of toxicity.
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Physostigmine and atropine produce antidiuresis in the dog by increasing tubular reabsorption of water. The doses required, however, are large and usually accompanied by signs of toxicity.
Key concepts: Physostigmine, Atropine, Antidiuretic, Reabsorption, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Chemistry, Medicine