Meanings of epinephrin in English

In large doses, or when it is too frequently repeated, epinephrin depresses the respiration.

The most satisfactory action, especially from the epinephrin, is from small doses frequently repeated.

The blood pressure rise from epinephrin is quickly over; that from the pituitary extract lasts longer.

Hypodermic tablets of epinephrin may also be obtained.

Pituitary extract acts somewhat similarly to epinephrin.

The rise in blood pressure from epinephrin is due entirely to its action on the peripheral blood vessels and the heart.

The hypodermic administration of epinephrin solutions, 1:10,000, or solutions of pituitary extract, 1:10,000, should be considered; they are often valuable.

Venous pressure was not much affected by small doses of epinephrin, but with large doses it rose from 10 to 80 mm.

Epinephrin has been shown by Hirtz [Footnote: Hirtz: Arch d. mal.

Epinephrin and Pituitary Extract: The blood pressure-raising substance of the suprarenals or of the pituitary gland (hypophysis cerebri) has been much used in heart failure.