BMJ · 1967 · 206 citations · 11 references
MedicineEmergency MedicineClinical EpidemiologyDisaster MedicineMass Casualty ManagementMountain HazardsMountain RescueLay ExpertisePerimortem Heat Damage
Propranolol-induced Depression SIR,-Therapeutic indications for the beta- receptor adrenergic blocking agent propranolol, of which we have experience, include angina, cardiac arrythmias, and hypertension' ; and there are reports of its value in phaeochromocytoma not amenable to surgery,' hypertrophic obstructive cardio- myopathy,3 even Parkinsonian tremor,4 anxiety,' the sympathetic side-effects of thyrotoxicosis, and cyanotic attacks in Fallot's tetralogy.' It is likely, therefore, that
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THE EFFECT OF PROPRANOLOL ON THE ANXIETY
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