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- catalog description "General considerations -- Histamine in body fluids: its measurement in different clinical states -- Histamine H₁ and H₂ receptors -- Abnormalities in the histamine-induced suppressor cell network in atopic subjects -- Anaphylaxis -- Histamine receptors in tissues -- Nasal neural-chemical receptors -- AIrway receptors and asthma -- Histamine receptors in the lung -- Histamine and the gut -- Histamine receptors: involvement in cardiac function and dysfunction -- Histamine receptors in the brain -- H₁ and H₂ receptors in the skin: role in chronic urticaria -- Histamine release in surgery -- Histamine release in anesthesia and surgery -- Antihistamines -- Methods of studying antihistamines -- H₁ blockers: classical antihistamines -- H₂-receptor antagonists: development and application -- Newer antihistamines and histamine-release inhibitors -- Treatment of allergic rhinitis with a new selective H₁ antihistamine: Terfenadine -- Treatment of upper and lower airway disease with Azelastine -- Development of a new antihistamine: Astemizole -- Multicenter study with Ketotifen (Zaditen®) -- Icotidine, an antagonist of histamine at both H₁ and H₂ receptors -- Loratadine: a potent, nonsedating, and long-acting H₁ antagonist -- Cetirizine, a novel antihistamine -- Epilogue: new H₁-receptor antagonists -- Summary of H₁ and H₂ histamine receptors.".
- catalog tableOfContents "General considerations -- Histamine in body fluids: its measurement in different clinical states -- Histamine H₁ and H₂ receptors -- Abnormalities in the histamine-induced suppressor cell network in atopic subjects -- Anaphylaxis -- Histamine receptors in tissues -- Nasal neural-chemical receptors -- AIrway receptors and asthma -- Histamine receptors in the lung -- Histamine and the gut -- Histamine receptors: involvement in cardiac function and dysfunction -- Histamine receptors in the brain -- H₁ and H₂ receptors in the skin: role in chronic urticaria -- Histamine release in surgery -- Histamine release in anesthesia and surgery -- Antihistamines -- Methods of studying antihistamines -- H₁ blockers: classical antihistamines -- H₂-receptor antagonists: development and application -- Newer antihistamines and histamine-release inhibitors -- Treatment of allergic rhinitis with a new selective H₁ antihistamine: Terfenadine -- Treatment of upper and lower airway disease with Azelastine -- Development of a new antihistamine: Astemizole -- Multicenter study with Ketotifen (Zaditen®) -- Icotidine, an antagonist of histamine at both H₁ and H₂ receptors -- Loratadine: a potent, nonsedating, and long-acting H₁ antagonist -- Cetirizine, a novel antihistamine -- Epilogue: new H₁-receptor antagonists -- Summary of H₁ and H₂ histamine receptors.".