Protracted Phencyclidine Coma From an Intestinal Deposit

Young, Joseph D.; Crapo, Lawrence M.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1992.00400160145029

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Drug Induced and Toxin Induced Hypertension1

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“…Others (antiemetic phenothiazines [73]) have anticholinergic properties, which reduce parasympathetic vasodilatory influence on the vasculature. Chronic administration of sympathomimetics (fenfluramine [74], phencyclidine [75]) can have such pronounced effects on the systemic and pulmonary arterioles that HTN may become permanent even after drug discontinuation. Occasionally, exogenous hormones (e.g.…”

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