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digitoxin

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digitoxin: see digitalis digitalis , any of several chemically similar drugs used primarily to increase the force and rate of heart contractions, especially in damaged heart muscle. The effects of the drug were known as early as 1500 B.C.
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digitoxin [‚dij·ə′täk·sən]
(organic chemistry)
C41H64O13A poisonous steroid glycoside found as the most active principle of digitalis, from the foxglove leaf.


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Another method used naltrexone, and still another used digitoxin.
Sildenafilin klirensini uzatan ilaglar Amiodarone Cerivasatin Atorvastatin Disopyramide Digitoxin Simvastatin Losartan Quinidine Felodidine Verapamil Lovastatin Mibefradil Diltiazem Isradipine Nifedipine Bu ilaclari kullanan hastalarda sildenafil dozu azaltilmalidir, fakat sildenafil ve nitratlar hicbir zaman birlikte alinmamalidir.
For example, digoxin, digitoxin and hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) are 25%, 90% and 60% bound to plasma proteins, respectively.
 
 
 
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