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Neurocardiology shows that the central, not peripheral, action of propranolol reduces mortality following acute coronary artery occlusion in the conscious pig

Skinner, 1991

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1650427193447290896
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Skinner J
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Integrative physiological and behavioral science

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Neurocardiology emphasizes the role of the higher cerebral mechanisms in cardiovascular disorders. Several large clinical trials (BHAT, MIAMI, and ISIS) have consistently shown that treatment with a beta-receptor blocker (propranolol, metoprolol, or atenolol) will produce a …
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