Hypotensive agents
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Names and connections
Antihypertensive agents
- Broader: Cardiovascular agents
- Broader: Hypertension
- Narrower: Angiotensin converting enzyme--Inhibitors
- Narrower: Atenolol
- Narrower: Betaxolol
- Narrower: Bisoprolol
- Narrower: Bretylium tosylate
- Narrower: Captopril
- Narrower: Chlorthalidone
- Narrower: Clonidine
- Narrower: Doxazosin
- Narrower: Forskolin
- Narrower: Gallopamil
- Narrower: Guanethidine
- Narrower: Hydralazine
- Narrower: Indoramin
- Narrower: Ketanserin
- Narrower: Kinins
- Narrower: Labetalol
- Narrower: Lacidipine
- Narrower: Mecamylamine
- Narrower: Metipranolol
- Narrower: Minoxidil
- Narrower: Nadolol
- Narrower: Nisoldipine
- Narrower: Nitrendipine
- Narrower: Phentolamine
- Narrower: Quinapril
- Narrower: Rauwolfia (Drug)
- Narrower: Saitarin
- Narrower: Saralasin
- Narrower: Sodium nitroferricyanide
- Narrower: Terazosin
- Narrower: Timolol maleate
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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