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Group V antiarrhythmics

What are Group V antiarrhythmics?

Group V antiarrhythmics: Agents which work by other mechanisms according to the Vaughan-Williams classification.

List of Group V antiarrhythmics:

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Drug Name	Reviews	Avg. Ratings
Adenoscan (Pro) generic name: adenosine	0 reviews		10
Lanoxicaps (Pro) generic name: digoxin	1 review		10
Digitek (Pro) generic name: digoxin	0 reviews		9.0
Lanoxin (Pro) generic name: digoxin	0 reviews		6.2
Adenocard (Pro) generic name: adenosine	0 reviews	Add rating

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