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Journal of Korean medical science • 1999 | View Paper
“Patients at higher risk for serious adverse effects from epinephrine are those with comorbidities such as underlying heart disease and those taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors, tricyclic antidepressants, antiarrhythmics , and cocaine [8].”
The American journal of emergency medicine • 2013 | View Paper
“Traditionally, perioperatively used inotropic agents, epinephrine , dobutamine, and milrinone, are limited by significant increases in myocardial oxygen consumption, proarrhythmia , or neurohormonal activation.”
The Annals of thoracic surgery • 2006 | View Paper
“The meta bolic and hemodynamic changes during adrenaline infusion may not only reduce the antiarrhythmic efficacy of antiarrhythmics but may also increase the risk of proarrhythmic effects in a clinical setting.”
“Causes of the recovery of myocardial mechanical activity, effectuated by adrenaline or strophanthin in the presence of antiarrhythmic agents are discussed.”
“It has been suggested that in using such solutions the epinephrine per se counteracts, at least in part, the cardiac depression associated with local anesthetic toxicity (1-3).”
“Administered via the fourth ventricle, these two anti-arrhythmic agents also blocked the reflex vagal bradycardia induced by epinephrine or release of carotid artery occlusion.”