doi: 10.1007/BF01990191.
Beta-blockade of morphine-induced hyperlactacidemia in rabbits
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Beta-blockade of morphine-induced hyperlactacidemia in rabbits
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Abstract
In morphinized rabbits blood lactate levels are elevated. Hyperlactacidemia persists after cessation of morphine injections. This morphine-induced lactate accumulation is completely abolished by simultaneous propranolol treatment. Phentolamine does not modify the action of morphine.
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