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Calcium antagonists for acute ischemic heart disease
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Calcium antagonists for acute ischemic heart disease
Am J Cardiol.
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Abstract
The pharmacologic and physiologic effects of the slow-channel calcium antagonists verapamil, nifedipine and diltiazem are reviewed. Relevant pathophysiologic features of various acute ischemic heart disease syndromes are also reviewed and the clinical applications of the slow-channel calcium antagonists to acute ischemic heart disease syndromes in patients are discussed.
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