G Blazsó, E Minker
Abstract
It was shown on the isolated superior cervical ganglion of the rat that some antiobiotics exerted a blocking effect nearly as potent as that exhibited by hexamethonium or d-turbocurarine. The ganglionic blockade thus induced proved to be non-specific and due to the local anaesthetic effect of the tested drugs.
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It was shown on the isolated superior cervical ganglion of the rat that some antiobiotics exerted a blocking effect nearly as potent as that exhibited by hexamethonium or d-turbocurarine. The ganglionic blockade thus induced proved to be non-specific and due to the local anaesthetic effect of the tested drugs.
Key concepts: Hexamethonium, Superior cervical ganglion, Ganglion, Sympathetic ganglion, Ganglionic blocker, Blocking (statistics), Blockade, Cervical ganglia