Similar words: blocked, locker, knickerbockers, block, blocks, block in, block up, block off. Meaning: n. any of various drugs used in treating hypertension or arrhythmia; decreases force and rate of heart contractions by blocking beta-adrenergic receptors of the autonomic nervous system.
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(1) In all 3,200 middle-aged men were given either beta blockers or diuretics for their blood pressure over a 10-year period.
(2) Our policy is not to give beta blockers to everybody, only those in high-risk groups.
(3) Half were given the beta blocker metoprolol, sold by AstraZeneca as Toprol XL, two to four hours before and 30 days after their surgery. The other half got a placebo.
(4) I do not share the view of Professor Sleight that it is essential to give a beta blocker early on.
(5) In these instances you might then be able to offer more successful therapy than pure beta blockers.
(6) Such was the case with "beta-blocker blues, " a syndrome of fatigue and mild depression sometimes associated with regular use of a popular category of heart drugs called beta blocker.
(7) What we then did is to look at ranolazine alone, and then ranolazine combined with enalapril, and then ranolazine combined with a beta blocker, with metoprolol, in animals with heart failure.
(8) And we showed that when combined ranolazine with either enalapril or with a beta blocker, it gets a better improvement in LV function than with ranolazine alone.
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