Psychological effects of nicardipine and propranolol on hypertensive patients Page 1 Br. J. clin.
Pharmac. (1986), 22, 267S-272S Psychological effects of nicardipine and propranolol on …

We have measured the psychological effects of acebutolol and atenolol in sixteen patients
with essential hypertension. The drugs were administered in a randomized, placebo …

Personality traits and pretreatment symptoms of 69 hypertensive patients were documented
witn self‐administered questionnaires. Thirteen patients (19%) dropped out during 12 …

1 Enalapril 20 mg, propranolol 160 mg, atenolol 50 mg and placebo each were given once a
day for 8 days to 12 normal volunteers, using a Latin‐square design and double‐blind …

In order to decide whether beta-blockers or calcium antagonists are preferable as initial
antihypertensive therapy, we investigated the efficacy of monotherapy with oxprenolol (160 …

1 The effect of propranolol was examined on a) blood pressure and heart rate responses
due to iv hydrallazine b) modification of these cardiovascular parameters during cold …

The effects of nicardipine and propranolol on patients' quality of life were compared during a
double-blind, multicentre, parallel, randomised study of hypertension therapy. After a …

The possibility that antihypertensive drug treatment may induce neurotic symptoms was
investigated in a random sample of 114 hypertensives enrolled in an" Hypertension …

Abstract 1 Four equal-sexed groups of eight normal subjects were given single doses of
either (±)-propranolol (120 mg),(+)-propranolol (120 mg), diazepam (6 mg) or placebo using …

1. The aim of treatment of hypertension is prevention of cardiovascular complications without
adverse drug reactions. Psychomotor performance can be measured objectively yet there …