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isoproterenol

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isoproterenol /iso·pro·te·re·nol/ (-pro-ter´ĕ-nol) a sympathomimetic used in the form of the hydrochloride and sulfate salts as a bronchodilator, and in the form of the hydrochloride salt as a cardiac stimulant.
isoproterenol [i″so-pro-ter´ĕ-nol]
a synthetic adrenergic, used in the form of the hydrochloride and sulfate salts as a bronchodilator, and in the form of the hydrochloride salt as a cardiac stimulant.
isoproterenol
a synthetic cathecholamine and potent β-receptor agonist; it causes vasodilation and positive inotropic and chronotropic effects in the heart. Called also isoprenaline.
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Lipolitik amacla kullanilan mezoterapi ajanlarinin muhtemel etki mekanizmalan Mezoterapi ajani Muhtemel mekanizma Isoproterenol Lipolizi artirir, selektife agonist ve cAMP artisini stimule eder In vitro ve in vivo yapilan calismalarda lokal isoproterenol infuzyonu sonrasinda insan yag hucrelerinde (adipozitlerde) serbest yag asidi ve/veya gliserol saliniminda artisa yol acar; ancak etkiler gecicidir (9).
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Although in the past, isoproterenol was used quite commonly in patients with bradycardia, further appreciation of its substantial risks has diminished its role.
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26) When the sodium channel-blocker amiloride is perfused with isoproterenol to stimulate CFTR function, no change in NPD occurs in patients with mutated or dificient CFTR channels.
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