Eight normotensive male subjects were infused with angiotensin II or phenylephrine in a
single blind fashion. Measurements were made of blood pressure and pulse interval every 3 …

1 The ability of captopril, 150 mg three times daily by mouth, to effect sustained reduction in
plasma angiotensin II, with converse increases in circulating angiotensin I, and in active …

In 16 male patients with heart failure (NYHA II-III), the influence of a single dose of 25 mg
captopril on the carotid sinus baroreceptor reflex was examined. Blood presure fell …

Twenty severely hypertensive subjects who did not achieve blood pressure control with
combination therapy with a vasodilator, a beta-adrenergic blocking agent and a diuretic …

The hemodynamic and hormonal responses to acute and chronic captopril therapy and to its
temporary withdrawal were studied in seven patients with congestive heart failure. Maximal …

Thirty-two patients with chronic cardiac failure underwent 24-hour ambulatory
electrocardiographic monitoring on 2 separate occasions: 20 patients before and during …

The usual regimens of captopril-twice or thrice daily administration-are based on the
duration of the decrease in plasma angiotensin II induced by captopril. In a study performed …

The anglotensin converting enzyme inhibitor captopril improves the altered hemodynamics
in many patients with chronic heart failure, but the first dose may precipitate hypotension …

The effects of enalapril maleate and its lysine analogue, lisinopril, on reflex control of heart
rate after acute and chronic administration were examined in 10 normotensive males. Both …

1. Central effects of single doses of captopril (12.5, 25 and 50 mg) were studied in fourteen
healthy male subjects. Two placebos and an active control drug, oxazepam (15 mg), were …