Herpes simplex virus skin infection in man treated with idoxuridine in dimethyl sulphoxide. Results of double-blind controlled trial.

Abstract

These inquiries suggest that if treatment to influence blood- pressure is necessary at all after cerebral infarction the measures most likely to do good are those that maintain or raise blood-pressure rather than those that lower it, and the patients who most need treatment are the old people with disproportionately low pressures who suffer from symptoms of postural hypotension.