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Does sodium cromoglycate affect lung irritant and left ventricular cardiac receptors in anaesthetized dogs?
Does sodium cromoglycate affect lung irritant and left ventricular cardiac receptors in anaesthetized dogs?
Sodium cromoglycate produces reflex hypotension and reverses histamine-induced reflex bronchoconstriction by activating receptors in the left ventricle of the canine heart.
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Suggests left ventricular receptors mediate cromoglycate reflexes in dogs; hypothesis-generating and leaves human translation open.
Dixon et al. (1979) studied this question.
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