| 释义 |
Priscol Pharm.|ˈprɪskɒl|
Also priscol.
A proprietary name for tolazoline.
The trade-mark registration in the U.S. is no longer active (see next, quot. 1949).
1938Trade Marks Jrnl. 18 May 604/2 Priscol... All goods included in class 3 [i.e. chemical substances prepared for use in medicine and pharmacy]. Society of Chemical Industry in Basle.., Basle, Switzerland; manufacturers and merchants. 1938Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 14 June 247/2 Society of Chemical Industry in Basle... Priscol for preparation having an action on the circulation of the blood. Claims use since May 6, 1936. 1945Federation Proc. IV. 114/1 Although priscol, 15 mgm., was adrenolytic in relation to blood pressure, it was not adrenolytic or sympatholytic in respect to the cervical sympathetic functions studied. 1956Ld. Amulree in A. Pryce-Jones New Outl. Mod. Knowl. 222 On the theory that the confusion [in senile dementia] is increased by a shortage of oxygen within the brain, priscol and other vaso-dilators have been used without any definite improvement in the patient's condition. 1968W. C. Bowman et al. Textbk. Pharmacol. xxix. 763 Tolazoline (Priscol) exhibits a wide range of pharmacological activity in addition to its antiadrenaline action. |