-
Bisoprolol, sold
under the
brand name
Zebeta among others, is a beta
blocker which is
selective for the beta-1
receptor and used for
cardiovascular diseases...
- VIIIα
Coagulation factor IXα
Dextran 70
Bisoprolol Glyceryl trinitrate Isosorbide dinitrate Verapamil Bisoprolol Digoxin Epinephrine (adrenaline) Lidocaine...
- Plus (with candesartan), etc. Beta
blockers – e.g. Ziac or
Lodoz (with
bisoprolol),
Nebilet Plus or
Nebilet HCT (with nebivolol),
Dutoprol or Lopressor...
- late 1990s
showed their efficacy at
reducing morbidity and mortality.
Bisoprolol, carvedilol, and sustained-release
metoprolol are
specifically indicated...
- and
bisoprolol C09BX03 Ramipril,
amlodipine and
hydrochlorothiazide C09BX04 Perindopril,
bisoprolol and
amlodipine C09BX05
Ramipril and
bisoprolol C09BX06...
-
Atenolol C07AB04
Acebutolol C07AB05
Betaxolol C07AB06
Bevantolol C07AB07
Bisoprolol C07AB08
Celiprolol C07AB09
Esmolol C07AB10
Epanolol C07AB11 S-atenolol...
- β-blockers tested,
being approximately 3.5
times more β1-selective than
bisoprolol. However, the drug's
receptor selectivity in
humans is more
complex and...
-
heart failure in the
short term,
certain beta
blockers (e.g. carvedilol,
bisoprolol and metoprolol) have been
believed to
reduce long-term
morbidity and mortality...
-
subcitrate pot****ium (USAN)
bisnafide (INN)
bisoctrizole (USAN)
bisobrin (INN)
bisoprolol (INN)
bisorcic (INN)
bisoxatin (INN)
bithionol (INN)
bithionoloxide (INN)...
- [82]. It is well
known when
comparing the
characteristics of atenolol,
bisoprolol,
metoprolol (each β-1 selective) and
carvedilol (β-1 and β-2 nonselective)...
