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channel
(redirected from Calcium channel)

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channel (Avenue), noun arrangement, conduit, course, duct, expedient, facility, forum, instrument, means, medium, method, mode, outlet, passage, path, procedure, process, scheme, set up, strategy, tool, way
channel (Navigable water), noun body of water, canal, gully, moat, navigable river, navigable stream, stream, trench, trough, water, waterway
Associated concepts: navigable waters of the United States, Navigation Acts
See also: avenue, facility, forum, instrument, instrumentality, medium, outlet, tool


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All the classes of blood pressure lowering drugs had a similar effect for a given reduction in blood pressure that was accurately predicted from epidemiological studies of blood pressure and subsequent disease with two exceptions-an extra protective effect of beta-blockers given shortly after a heart attack and a small additional effect of calcium channel blockers in preventing stroke.
Of the 38 articles on randomized controlled trials, clinical equivalence of brand-name drugs and generics was noted in all seven articles applying to beta blockers, 10 of 11 on diuretics, five of seven on calcium channel blockers, both articles on statins, all five articles on wafarin and individual articles for several other drugs.
Benzothiazepines work on so-called calcium channels in cells in muscle fibres.
 
 
 
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