[Proxodolol--a new beta- and alpha-adrenoblockader].
Iuzhakov Sd, Dolgun Ov, Dorodnikova Ev, Aniukhovskiĭ Ep, Baldenkov Gn, Rozenshtraukh Lv, Medvedev Os, M D Mashkovskiĭ
Abstract
Iuzhakov Sd, Dolgun Ov, Dorodnikova Ev, Aniukhovskiĭ Ep, Baldenkov Gn, Rozenshtraukh Lv, Medvedev Os, M D Mashkovskiĭ
Abstract
The beta- and alpha-adrenoceptor blocking activity, the specificity of its beta-adrenoceptor blocking action, partial agonistic and membrane-stabilizing properties, as well as antihypertensive, antiarrhythmic, and anti-ischemic effects were studied. Proxodolol was shown to be superior to labetalol in its beta-adrenoceptor blocking action and similar to it in its alpha-adrenoceptor blocking agent. The drug has no a partial agonistic activity and produces a moderate membrane-stabilizing action. Proxodolol proved to be effective in treating experimental hypertension and arrhythmias. It exhibits anti-ischemic activity.
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The beta- and alpha-adrenoceptor blocking activity, the specificity of its beta-adrenoceptor blocking action, partial agonistic and membrane-stabilizing properties, as well as antihypertensive, antiarrhythmic, and anti-ischemic effects were studied. Proxodolol was shown to be superior to labetalol in its beta-adrenoceptor blocking action and similar to it in its alpha-adrenoceptor blocking agent. The drug has no a partial agonistic activity and produces a moderate membrane-stabilizing action. Proxodolol proved to be effective in treating experimental hypertension and arrhythmias. It exhibits anti-ischemic activity.
Key concepts: Blocking (statistics), Labetalol, BETA (programming language), Alpha (finance), Agonistic behaviour, Pharmacology, Adrenergic receptor, Beta adrenoceptor