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Comparison of Imipramine- and Nortriptyline-Induced Orthostatic Hypotension | Synapse

September 1, 1981Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology89 citations

Comparison of Imipramine- and Nortriptyline-Induced Orthostatic Hypotension

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SRSteven P. Roose AGAlexander H. Glassman SSSamuel G. Siris

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ROOSE, STEVEN P. MD1,2; GLASSMAN, ALEXANDER H. MD1,2; SIRIS, SAMUEL G. MD3; WALSH, TIMOTHY B. MD1,2; BRUNO, RICHARD L. MA1; WRIGHT, LOUISE B. RN1 Author Information

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