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Dobutamine is a
medication used in the
treatment of
cardiogenic shock (as a
result of
inadequate tissue perfusion) and
severe heart failure. It may also...
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Nonproprietary Name;
developmental code name LY-206243; also
known as (S)-
dobutamine) is a sympathomimetic,
selective β1-adrenergic
receptor agonist, and positive...
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patient is
subjected to
stress in the form of
exercise or
chemically (often
dobutamine).
After the
target heart rate is achieved, 'stress'
echocardiogram images...
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force of
cardiac contraction. Some
substances do both (e.g. dopamine,
dobutamine). If low
blood pressure is due to
blood loss, then
preparations increasing...
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treatment of
heart failure but was
never marketed. It is an
analogue of
dobutamine and is the (R,R)-enantiomer of ractopamine.
Butopamine is not a catecholamine...
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either by
exercise on a
treadmill or
pharmacologically with adenosine,
dobutamine, or
dipyridamole (aminophylline can be used to
reverse the
effects of...
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attempts to open the heart's
arteries may help.
Certain medications, such as
dobutamine and milrinone,
improve the heart's
ability to
contract and can also be...
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level in
patients in the
levosimendan group compared with
patients in the
dobutamine group,
levosimendan did not
significantly reduce all-cause
mortality at...
- β2-agonist.
Other examples include phenylephrine, isoproterenol, and
dobutamine.
Stimulation of the D1
receptor by
dopaminergic agonists such as fenoldopam...
- kidneys.
Dobutamine can also be used in
hypotensive septic shock to
increase cardiac output and
correct blood flow to the tissues.
Dobutamine is not used...
