Abstract
Summary
In 8 subjects on which 16 experiments were carried out a slight depression of oxygen consumption was noted following subcutaneous injections of therapeutic doses of emetine hydrochloride. Respiration was increased when affected. Changes in pulse rate were inconstant. A definite fall in blood pressure was noted in 2 instances when 455 to 520 mgm. were given over a 10-day period.
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