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THE EFFECT OF PYRIDINOLCRBAMATE ON VASODILTOR ACTON OF BRANDYKININ IN THE HUMAN FOREANRM

John Ludbrook, A Vincent, J. A. Walsh

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The effect of intra-arterially administered pyridinolcarbamate on the response of the forearm vasculature to intra-arterial bradykinin has been examined in five experiments. While a moderate vasodilator action of pyridinolcarbamate was noted no blockade of the vasodilator effect of bradykinin was found.

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The effect of intra-arterially administered pyridinolcarbamate on the response of the forearm vasculature to intra-arterial bradykinin has been examined in five experiments. While a moderate vasodilator action of pyridinolcarbamate was noted no blockade of the vasodilator effect of bradykinin was found.

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The effect of intra-arterially administered pyridinolcarbamate on the response of the forearm vasculature to intra-arterial bradykinin has been examined in five experiments. While a moderate vasodilator action of pyridinolcarbamate was noted no blockade of the vasodilator effect of bradykinin was found.

Key concepts: Bradykinin, Vasodilation, Forearm, Medicine, Blockade, Pharmacology, Internal medicine, Anesthesia

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