Kukushkin S K, Kokurina E V, Metelitsa V I, Bochkareva E V, Vygodin V A
Ter Arkh. 1993;65(4):43-9.
Fifteen males with stable angina pectoris were screened for efficacy of antianginal drugs in single doses (isosorbide dinitrate, 10 mg; nifedipine, 20 mg; propranolol, 40 mg) and in combinations (ID+Pr, ID+Nf, Nf+Pr, Nf+Pr+ID). The findings at paired bicycle ergometries indicated that ID was most beneficial in monotherapy. Only two combinations (Nf+Pr and Nf+Pr+ID) were superior when compared to single drugs. Combinations ID+Pr and ID+Nf had the same efficacy as ID. Interaction of the drugs assessed with two-dimensional variance analysis was insignificant in all the combinations. Nf+Pr+ID combination had no advantages over two-drug combinations and induced worse tolerance.