1972•The Japanese Journal of PharmacologyOpen access

Differences Among Dipyridamole, Carbochromen and Lidoflazine in Responses of the Coronary and the Renal Arteries

Nobuyuki Sano, Susumu Satoh, Koroku Hashimoto

Abstract

Chemical compounds which are used as coronary vasodilators in the clinic may be divided into specific and non-specific groups. Dipyridamole (1), carbochromen (2) and lidoflazine (3) belong to the former, while nitroglycerin and papaverine derivatives are typical drugs belonging to the latter.

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Key concepts: Dipyridamole, Papaverine, Vasodilation, Cardiology, Medicine, Internal medicine, Coronary vasodilator, Nitroglycerin (drug)