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The variations of pressure in the pulmonary artery
1912
Experimental biology and medicine
It is commonly accepted that apomorphine produces emesis through its action on the center in the medulla concerned in emesis, but that digitalis produces emesis through its irritant action on the stomach. We had some evidence that digitalis produced vomiting through its central action and decided to carry out as many experiments as possible of those which had been made in establishing the seat of action of apomorphine, but substituting digitalis, and in the course of the investigation we
doi:10.3181/00379727-9-60
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