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7494027 
Journal Article 
Centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants in persistent hiccups 
Catalano, F 
1973 
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Acta neurologica
ISSN: 0001-6276 
28 
4 
466-470 
English 
Three cases of persistent hiccups are reported. There was a rapid ceasing of the symptom with pharmacologic treatment: intramuscular injection of orphenadrine citrate, 60 mg (1st and 3rd cases) and oral administration of mephenesin carbamate, 1,000 mg (2nd case). Pathogenesis and therapy are discussed. 
amphetamine; amyl nitrite; atropine; central muscle relaxant; chlorpromazine; ether; mephenesin; muscle relaxant agent; orphenadrine; orphenadrine citrate; quinidine; carzenide; hiccup; major clinical study; mephenesin carbamate; oral drug administration; prescription; therapy; Adult; Female; Hiccup; Human; Mephenesin; Middle Age; Muscle Relaxants, Central; Orphenadrine 
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