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Alpha‐Adrenolytic Treatment in Patients With Autonomous Bladders.

Norlén et al., 1978

Document ID
17922890801557504811
Author
Norlén L
Sundin T
Publication year
Publication venue
Acta Pharmacologica et Toxicologica

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The effect of alpha‐adrenolytic treatment (phenoxybenzamine) was studied in 8 patients with lower motor neuron lesions (autonomous bladders). In the cystometrograms, the bladders were more hypotonic and the “autonomous waves''appeared at a higher level of …
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