acetaminophen and tramadol ............... 22 ADIPOKINETIX ................ 21 ADRENALIN .................... 21 ALPHADRINE .................. 21 amitriptyline ..................... 22 ANAFRANIL..................... 22 cefdinir ............................ 24 cefditoren ......................... 23 cefpodoxime .................... 24 CEFTIN ............................ 24 cefuroxime ..............

Accidental or suicidal poisonings due to benzodiazepines have been previously reported. A case of fatal, homicidal poisoning with benzodiazepines, antipyretic analgesics (anti-inflammatory drugs), and beer is described here. In this homicidal poisoning, the drugs and beer were given to the decedent by his wife. Autopsy findings showed no clinically significant macroscopic findings except for sl...

A direct polarographic method for the determination of chlorpheniramine maleate in pharmaceutical preparations had been developed. The method was based on the reduction of chlorpheniramine maleate in an acidic medium (pH 1.2-4.0). The effect of pH on the polarographic wave was investigated by recording d.c. polarograms in various supporting electrolytes. The calibration graphs were rectilinear ...

The notion of generalised structure groups and generalised holonomy groups has been introduced in supergravity, in order to discuss the spinor rotations generated by commutators of supercovariant derivatives when non-vanishing form fields are included, with their associated gamma-matrix structures that go beyond the usual ΓMN of the Riemannian connection. In this paper we investigate the genera...

Within the range of images that we might categorize as a "beach", for example, some will be more representative of that category than others. Here we first confirmed that humans could categorize "good" exemplars better than "bad" exemplars of six scene categories and then explored whether brain regions previously implicated in natural scene categorization showed a similar sensitivity to how wel...

Individuals with normal vision can sometimes momentarily mistake one object for another. In this functional magnetic resonance imaging study, we investigated how extrastriate visual regions respond during these erroneous perceptual judgements. Subjects were asked to discriminate images of houses and faces that were degraded such that they were close to an individually defined threshold for perc...