Effects of nitroglycerin on pulmonary functions

Cr, Martling

doi:10.1111/j.1399-6576.1992.tb03583.x

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“…Nitroglycerin is a well‐documented relaxant of smooth muscle [1–5]. After penetrating the cell wall, nitroglycerin is metabolised to its active compound nitric oxide via a series of reactions.…”

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“…The presence of an intact airway epithelium is believed to be important for the functional response, i.e. bronchial dilatation [4].…”

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“…The organic nitrates and nitrites have been shown to relax almost all smooth muscles including the uterine and bronchial smooth muscles [1–5]. The following case reports show that nitroglycerin can relieve bronchospasm following tracheal intubation or extubation in chronic smokers with hyperactive airways.…”

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“…The presence of an intact airway epithelium is believed to be important for the functional response, i.e. bronchial dilatation [4].…”

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Friends of the Court: The Republican Alliance and Selective Activism of the Constitutional Court of Turkey

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During the past two decades, scholars have noted a global expansion of judicial power and court‐led rights revolutions. Far from leading a rights‐revolution, the Constitutional Court of Turkey became renowned for its restrictive take on civil liberties during this period. Why are some high courts more activist than others in protecting and expanding civil rights and liberties? I argue that judicial power and judicial independence offer incomplete explanations of judicial activism on questions of rights. Even powerful courts are activist only selectively, using their clout to protect some groups while suppressing the demands of others. Building on perspectives on legal mobilization and judicial entrenchment, I argue that the sociopolitical alliances in which high courts and judiciaries participate explain the selective nature of their activism. The initial parameters of these alliances are set during critical junctures when formerly dominant coalitions are displaced and new institutions entrench new alliances. Such alliances are not static, however, and struggles within alliances can transform high courts' orientations on rights questions.

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Effects of nitroglycerin on pulmonary functions

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Nitroglycerin for intra‐operative bronchospasm

Nitroglycerin for intra‐operative bronchospasm

Friends of the Court: The Republican Alliance and Selective Activism of the Constitutional Court of Turkey

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