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Alpha Blockers: Selective
Watch this video to learn about the selective alpha-1 blocking agents, their uses, advantages individually as well as in comparision with one another and their side effect profile. Timeline: 0:00 - Selective alpha-1 blockers (names, mechanism and advantage and uses) 7:35 - Prazosin, tamsulosin, silodosin (uses, limitation and side effects) 15:08 - Indoramin and urapidil 16:03 - Summary
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