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名詞

sympatheticolytic (複数形 sympatheticolytics)

1. Alternative form of sympatholytic
   • 1940, British Chemical and Physiological Abstracts, page 248:

     Cocaine diminished considerably the hypertensive effect, which is not reversed by the sympatheticolytic F. 883.

   • 1951, Ophthalmic Literature, volume 5, page 705:

     Combined therapy is recommended—“priscol” (benzyl-imidazoline) a sympatheticolytic, 20 mg. daily, and “dilvaséne”, a synthetic parasympatheticomimetic, 50 mg. daily, both by mouth, in three or four divided doses.

   • 1953, The Year Book of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Neurosurgery, page 373:

     Drugs used were hydergine, a sympatheticolytic and vasodilator combination of dihydroergocornine, dihydroergocristine and dihydroergokryptine, and bellergal, a combination of a parasympatheticolytic bellafoline, a sympatheticolytic ergotamine tartrate and a sedative phenobarbitone.

   • 1958, Review of Czechoslovak Medicine, volume 4, page 116:

     Experiments with the administration of 0.75 mg. ergotamine subcutaneously did not confirm the assumed importance of sympatheticolytics in the inhibition of mucus secretion.

   • 1968, Monnier, Marcel, Functions of the Nervous System, page 587:

     Flemming (1954) found, after instillation of drugs into the conjunctival sac, that sympathetico-memetics and parasympatheticolytics increase the flicker frequency, while parasympathetico-memetics and sympatheticolytics reduce it. (Alpern かつ Jampel, 1959).

   • 1979, Endocrinologie, volume 17, page 86:

     In this therapy every pharmacodynamic agent acts predominantly at the level of the pathogenic link affected: the sympatheticolytics at the level of vasoconstriction, the adrenocortical mixture at the level of vasodilatation.