A group of potassium-channel blockers-acetylcholine releasers : new potentials for alzheimer disease ? A review
This review of the literature examines systematically the data currently available for potassium-channel blockers to reassess their clinical potential in Alzheimer disease. The conclusion is that potassium-channel blockers may have been dismissed prematurely for the treatment of Alzheimer disease, a...
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