Kushnir V E, Dynnik O B, Sidorova L L, Kuklia Iu S
Vrach Delo. 1990 May(5):21-3.
A study is presented of 58 patients with chronic cholecystitis associated with chronic ischemic heart disease. Single sublingual use of phenigidin was followed by ultrasonic examination and revealed elimination of signs of spasm of the sphincter apparatus of the biliary tract and improvement of evacuation of bile from the gallbladder. Peroral use of phenigidin (10-20 mg three times daily before meals for 2-3 weeks) was accompanied by a positive dynamics of clinical manifestations of chronic cholecystitis and chronic ischemic heart disease. Average indices of tolerance to physical loads (bicycle ergometric [correction of veloergometric] data) did not change essentially as a result of treatment.