Table 2

Change in baseline values

StudyGroupnDoseArterial PressureHeart Rate (Beats/Min)Cardiac Output (% Change)Systemic Vascular Resistance (% Change)Stroke Volume (% Change)
(mg/kg)(mm Hg)
BromocriptineMR60.1−4.2  ± 2.95.7  ± 6.41.3  ± 2.0−4.3  ± 4.6−0.3  ± 1.4
VR60.1−11.7  ± 5.32-a 0.3  ± 15.4−1.5  ± 1.2−9.4  ± 4.12-a −1.1  ± 3.6
DesipramineMR716.0  ± 1.32-a −12.7  ± 3.4−2.9  ± 2.39.3  ± 3.12-a 0.5  ± 2.5
VR6112.2  ± 2.02-a −31.7  ± 11.32-a −6.6  ± 2.42-a 18.7  ± 3.12-a 1.4  ± 1.6
GBR 12909MR519.2  ± 3.82-a −1.0  ± 12.48.3  ± 4.32-a 0.1  ± 3.39.9  ± 8.4
VR1016.6  ± 1.62-a 12.9  ± 8.12.1  ± 1.63.5  ± 1.2−1.5  ± 1.4
DiazepamMR50.1–0.5−4.2  ± 2.56.8  ± 8.95.7  ± 5.9−7.4  ± 5.24.2  ± 6.1
VR130.1–0.5−4.6  ± 1.62-a 1.8  ± 4.60.1  ± 0.7−3.8  ± 1.7−0.2  ± 1.5
BuprenorphineVR70.121.4  ± 3.82-a 48.1  ± 13.32-a 5.0  ± 1.92-a 13.2  ± 4.0−6.2  ± 3.1
MK-801VR90.0520.1  ± 2.82-a 49.4  ± 6.22-a 5.8  ± 1.22-a 10.2  ± 1.82-a −6.3  ± 1.3
  • Data were measured 5 min (bromocriptine and GBR 12909) or 10 min (all other drug treatments) after drug administration (immediately before cocaine administration) and compared to pre-drug control values. Group names refer to mixed responders (MR) and vascular responders (VR).

  • 2-a Denotes significant drug-induced change from baseline as determined by two-way ANOVA.