Population
Dog heart-lung preparation
Design
Preclinical
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These effects in canine preparations should not change practice; leaves open translation to intact models or catecholamine interactions in humans.
Methoxamine exhibits negative inotropic effects and acts as a competitive antagonist at the adrenergic beta receptor in dog heart-lung preparations.
Imai et al. (1961) studied this question.
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