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Oral reserpine administration in horses results in low plasma concentrations that alter platelet biology

Gilbertie et al., 2019

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17797116336086644080
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Gilbertie J
Davis J
Davidson G
McDonald A
Schirmer J
Schnabel L
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Equine veterinary journal

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Background Reserpine is a popular drug in the equine industry for long‐term tranquilisation. Clinical observations revealed that blood from horses receiving oral reserpine was hypercoagulable. No studies have documented the pharmacokinetics of orally administered …
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