Curares and Curarisation: Post Graduate Course XIth International Meeting of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, 1979C. Conseiller |
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... excreted , and after 2 hours only 15 to 30 per cent are recovered . 1 . 2 1 2 ECF ECF Specific Receptors ↓ EXCRETION до ↓ Bile Nonspecific Receptors Specific Recentors Nonspecific Receptors ↓ EXCRETION Bile Fig . 1 . Open two ...
... excreted , and after 2 hours only 15 to 30 per cent are recovered . 1 . 2 1 2 ECF ECF Specific Receptors ↓ EXCRETION до ↓ Bile Nonspecific Receptors Specific Recentors Nonspecific Receptors ↓ EXCRETION Bile Fig . 1 . Open two ...
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... excretion . Hence , after moderate doses , such as 6 mg of pancuronium , drug excretion is not required for recovery , which can just be provided by redistribution . Higher doses have to be removed by both , redistribution and renal ...
... excretion . Hence , after moderate doses , such as 6 mg of pancuronium , drug excretion is not required for recovery , which can just be provided by redistribution . Higher doses have to be removed by both , redistribution and renal ...
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... Excretion Such . is only excreted through the kidney and not in bile . This takes much longer than the 2 first factors . Therefore excretion plays not maior role in pharmacokinetics of Such . in the first minutes . Most of it is excreted ...
... Excretion Such . is only excreted through the kidney and not in bile . This takes much longer than the 2 first factors . Therefore excretion plays not maior role in pharmacokinetics of Such . in the first minutes . Most of it is excreted ...
Contents
WASER P G and SCHOENENBERGER E The structure | 7 |
S Mechanisms of action of muscle relaxants | 21 |
NIVOCHE Y Pharmacologic factors modifying the function | 53 |
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