Antihypoxic and analgesic activity of some species of hollywort

S. M. Bakhtina; Бахтина С. М.; E. E. Lesiovskaya; Лесиовская Е. Е.; E. I. Sakanyan; Саканян Е. И.; E. V. Konopleva; Коноплева Е. В.; K. E. Kabishev; Кабишев К. Э.

doi:10.17816/kazmj100663

Antihypoxic and analgesic activity of some species of hollywort

Authors: Bakhtina S.M.¹, Lesiovskaya E.E.¹, Sakanyan E.I.¹, Konopleva E.V.¹, Kabishev K.E.¹
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1. St. Petersburg Chemical and Pharmaceutical Institute
Issue: Vol 76, No 3 (1995)
Pages: 205-207
Section: Pharmacy
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/100663
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj100663
ID: 100663

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The problem of anesthesia has always occupied one of the central places in medicine. Among pain relievers, narcotic analgesics are the most important, but their use is fraught with the danger of drug dependence and is associated with numerous complications. The search for more effective and less dangerous painkillers is urgent. The most promising should be considered the development of such analgesics that have analgesic and antihypoxic effects, since hypoxia significantly aggravates the course of many pathological processes [3, 4].