Postoperative vomiting treated with domperidone. A double-blind comparison with metoclopramide and a placebo.
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Summary
Domperidone was significantly more effective than the other two substances in a double-blind comparison of postoperative vomiting and significantly more patients in the placebo group required a supplementary injection than in the dom peridone and metoclopramide groups.
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- 1980-01-01
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Keywords
Domperidone, Metoclopramide, Medicine, Vomiting, Placebo
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