Vasoconstrictor effect of midodrine, ST 1059, noradrenaline, etilefrine and dihydroergotamine on isolated human veins

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O Thulesius, J E Gjöres, E Berlin

European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology

|January 1, 1979

Abstract:

ST 1059, the pharmacologically active metabolite of midodrine, is a powerful vasoconstrictor compound, acting by stimulation of alpha-receptors. It elicited 80% of noradrenaline-induced contraction of human veins.

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