Key result
Parenteral quinidine lactate evaluation shows unspecified clinical effects in early descriptive study.
Why the study?
Parenteral quinidine therapy is needed for patients unable to take oral preparations or requiring rapid effect, but stable parenteral solutions have been lacking until recently.
Population
59 subjects divided into three groups: normal hearts, abnormal hearts with sinus rhythm, and a third group
Comparison
Effects of parenteral quinidine lactate administration
Design
Observational study of parenteral quinidine effects
Authors
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Supports parenteral quinidine when oral intake impossible or rapidity needed; leaves open its role amid modern alternatives.
Harris Blinder (1950) studied Normal and abnormal hearts (n=59). Parenteral quinidine lactate was evaluated. Parenteral quinidine lactate was administered to 59 subjects to evaluate its effects, though specific results are not reported in the truncated abstract.
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