ASPIRIN-DIPYRIDAMOLE ER (aspirin/dipyridamole)
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
Lannett Company
Drug class
Non-Nitrate Coronary Vasodilators
"Non-nitrate coronary vasodilators" is a descriptive, heterogeneous pharmacological category rather than a single standardized regulatory drug class. Read more about Non-Nitrate Coronary Vasodilators
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Drugs in Non-Nitrate Coronary Vasodilators
ASPIRIN-DIPYRIDAMOLE ER (aspirin/dipyridamole)
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
Major Pharamceuticals
ASPIRIN-DIPYRIDAMOLE ER (aspirin/dipyridamole)
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
NORTHSTAR RX LL
ASPIRIN-DIPYRIDAMOLE ER (aspirin/dipyridamole)
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
AVKARE
ASPIRIN-DIPYRIDAMOLE ER (aspirin/dipyridamole)
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
MICRO LABS USA,
REGADENOSON
NON-NITRATE CORONARY VASODILATORS · MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION IMAGE, ADJUNCT
DR.REDDY'S LAB
REGADENOSON
NON-NITRATE CORONARY VASODILATORS · MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION IMAGE, ADJUNCT
EUGIA US LLC
REGADENOSON
NON-NITRATE CORONARY VASODILATORS · MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION IMAGE, ADJUNCT
APOTEX CORP
DIPYRIDAMOLE
ANTIPLATELET DRUGS-EXCLUDING ASA 325 MG AND BELOW · THROMBOEMBOLISM DUE TO PROSTHETIC HEART VALVES
PROFICIENT RX L
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"Non-nitrate coronary vasodilators" is a descriptive, heterogeneous pharmacological category rather than a single standardized regulatory drug class.
These agents promote coronary artery dilation and enhance myocardial perfusion through mechanisms independent of nitric oxide donation, primarily including calcium channel blockers like diltiazem and verapamil, adenosine receptor agonists such as dipyridamole, and direct arteriolar relaxants.
By reducing coronary vascular resistance and lowering myocardial wall tension or oxygen demand, they counteract ischemia and suppress vascular spasm.
Clinically, medications in this grouping are predominantly utilized in the prevention and management of chronic stable angina, vasospastic (Prinzmetal) angina, and as pharmacological stress agents during myocardial perfusion imaging.
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nih.gov
"Non-nitrate coronary vasodilators" is a descriptive, heterogeneous pharmacological category rather than a single standardized regulatory drug class These agents promote coronary artery dilation and enhance myocardial perfusion through mechanisms independent of nitric oxide donation, primarily including calcium channel blockers like diltiazem and verapamil, adenosine receptor agonists such as dipyridamole, and direct arteriolar relaxants
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fda.gov
These agents promote coronary artery dilation and enhance myocardial perfusion through mechanisms independent of nitric oxide donation, primarily including calcium channel blockers like diltiazem and verapamil, adenosine receptor agonists such as dipyridamole, and direct arteriolar relaxants By reducing coronary vascular resistance and lowering myocardial wall tension or oxygen demand, they counteract ischemia and suppress vascular spasm
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cardionerds.com
These agents promote coronary artery dilation and enhance myocardial perfusion through mechanisms independent of nitric oxide donation, primarily including calcium channel blockers like diltiazem and verapamil, adenosine receptor agonists such as dipyridamole, and direct arteriolar relaxants By reducing coronary vascular resistance and lowering myocardial wall tension or oxygen demand, they counteract ischemia and suppress vascular spasm Clinically, medications in this grouping are predominantly...
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nih.gov
Clinically, medications in this grouping are predominantly utilized in the prevention and management of chronic stable angina, vasospastic (Prinzmetal) angina, and as pharmacological stress agents during myocardial perfusion imaging
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