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Combined Alpha and Beta Blockers
This short video explains the uses of the major combined alpha and beta blockers in clinical setting and their relative plasma binding activities. Timeline: 0:00 - Combined alpha and beta blockers names 1:08 - Labetalol 1:48 - Carvedilol and other combined drugs 4:59 - Summary
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