Short communicationEffect of amitraz on heart rate and aortic blood pressure in conscious dogs: Influence of atropine, prazosin, tolazoline, and yohimbine
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2020, Advances in NeurotoxicologyCitation Excerpt :However, findings in human also indicate possible miosis following amitraz intoxication (see following section). Clonidine has been used for over 40 years to treat hypertension (Pettinger, 1975), and some studies in animals have reported hypotension following administration of amitraz (Andrade and Sakate, 2003); however, hypertension has also been found (Cullen and Reynoldson, 1988; Hsu et al., 1986), and both opposite effects on blood pressure appear to be mediated by alpha2-adrenoceptors (Table 3). CNS effects are among the primary effects observed after administration of amitraz (Table 3), with the most relevant one being sedation, which also represents a main effect of clonidine and other alpha-2 adrenoceptor agonists (Hayes et al., 1986; Sinclair, 2003).
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