-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Alpha blockade at a dose which produces minimal cardiovascular effects causes a significant fall in the urethral pressure profile in man. No change in profile height has been seen following the administration of a beta blocking drug in a dose producing cardiovascular changes of a similar order of magnitude.
Related Publications
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
November 1971,
The Practitioner,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
February 1968,
The Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology of the British Commonwealth,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
January 1970,
Minerva ginecologica,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
July 1971,
Biulleten' eksperimental'noi biologii i meditsiny,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
May 1979,
British journal of clinical pharmacology,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
May 1983,
The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
January 1971,
British medical journal,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
January 1985,
Annual review of medicine,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
January 1980,
Pharmacology & therapeutics,
H N Whitfield, and
P T Doyle, and
M E Mayo, and
N Poopalasingham
August 1973,
Harefuah,
