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The antiemetic effect of Pyrimetin (V.V.M.I.) in dogs whose whole body had been irradiated with gamma rays with the dose of 500 R, administred per os, intramuscularly, and subcutaneously, immediately before the exposure and after it in the course of the initial symptoms of the radiation sickness was studied. Decreased emesis occurred after per os administration of Pyrimetin immediately before the whole body irradiation of the dogs. After an intramuscular application before the whole body irradiation two dogs vomitted, and in the case of an i.m. administration after the whole body irradiation one dog vomitted. Subcutaneous application of Pyrimetin to dogs before the whole body irradiation and also after it produced only a 30 p.c. therapeutic effect.
F Lehký, and
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February 1963,
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F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
January 1986,
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F Lehký, and
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January 1960,
Farmakologiia i toksikologiia,
F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
December 1975,
Meditsinskaia radiologiia,
F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
January 1985,
Radiobiologiia,
F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
September 1951,
Toulouse medical,
F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
September 1961,
Medical radiology,
F Lehký, and
E Dobŝinská
March 1955,
Zhurnal nevropatologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova (Moscow, Russia : 1952),
F Lehký, and
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November 1963,
Ceskoslovenska rentgenologie,
