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et al., I965a; Majid et al., 197I). For this reason it is logical to combine drugs that block both the alphaand beta-adrenoreceptors so that the reflex in- crease in sympathetic stimulation of the heart that occurs in response to the fall in blood pressure in- duced by alpha-receptor blockade is prevented by inhibition of the cardiac beta-receptors.
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