1. Introduction

   • C. T. Dollery
   • M. B. Murphy
   • H. C. Davies

   EditorialNotes Pages: 1 - 1

2. Central nervous system mechanisms in blood pressure control

   • A. D. Struthers
   • C. T. Dollery

   β-Blockers And The CNS Pages: 3 - 11

3. Brain levels and acute antihypertensive activity of β-Blockers

   • P. A. van Zwieten
   • P. B. M. W. M. Timmermans

   β-Blockers And The CNS Pages: 13 - 19

4. β-blocker brain concentrations in man

   • J. M. Cruickshank
   • G. Neil-Dwyer

   β-Blockers And The CNS Pages: 21 - 23

5. β-blockade benefits patients following a subarachnoid haemorrhage

   • G. Neil-Dwyer
   • P. Walter
   • J. M. Cruickshank

   β-Blockers And The CNS Pages: 25 - 29

6. The clinical relevance of psychometric testing

   • A. H. Mann

   β-Blockers And Psychometric Performance Pages: 31 - 34

7. β-Blockers and psychometric performance: Studies in normal volunteers

   • D. G. McDevitt

   β-Blockers And Psychometric Performance Pages: 35 - 38

8. Effect of β-Blockers on psychomotor performance in normal volunteers

   • T. A. Betts
   • R. Knight
   • D. Mortiboy

   β-Blockers And Psychometric Performance Pages: 39 - 49

9. Visual reaction times may be improved by certain β-Blockers

   • D. Harms

   β-Blockers And Psychometric Performance Pages: 51 - 54

10. CNS-related (side-)effects of β-Blockers with special reference to mechanisms of action

    • W. P. Koella

    β-Blockers And CNS Side-Effects Pages: 55 - 63

11. β-Blockers and sleep: A controlled trial

    • T. A. Betts
    • C. Alford

    β-Blockers And CNS Side-Effects Pages: 65 - 68

12. CNS-related side-effects with metoprolol and atenolol

    • J. R. Cove-Smith
    • Christine A. Kirk

    β-Blockers And CNS Side-Effects Pages: 69 - 72

13. Central nervous system side-effects with hydrophilic and lipophilic β-Blockers

    • A. Westerlund

    β-Blockers And CNS Side-Effects Pages: 73 - 76

14. Polymorphic metabolism of the β-adrenoreceptor blocking drugs and its clinical relevance

    • R. L. Smith

    β-Blockers And Genetic Polymorphism Pages: 77 - 84

15. Polymorphic metabolism of metoprolol: Clinical studies

    • J. H. Silas
    • J. C. McGourty
    • H. F. Woods

    β-Blockers And Genetic Polymorphism Pages: 85 - 88

16. Atenolol versus pindolol: Side-effects in hypertension

    • E. -Ch. Foerster
    • P. Greminger
    • W. Vetter

    Short Communications Pages: 89 - 91

17. Side-effects of β-blockers assessed using visual analogue scales

    • R. V. Lewis
    • P. R. Jackson
    • L. E. Ramsay

    Short Communications Pages: 93 - 96

18. Effect of atenolol on car drivers in a prolonged stress situation

    • D. Panizza
    • M. Lecasble

    Short Communications Pages: 97 - 99

19. A comparison of the effects of atenolol and metoprolol on attention

    • P. Van Gelder
    • M. Alpert
    • Wai Hon Tsui

    Short Communications Pages: 101 - 103

20. Evaluation of the effect of atenolol on the reaction time of healthy volunteers

    • P. van Rooy
    • D. P. Myburgh
    • A. J. Cilliers

    Short Communications Pages: 105 - 107

21. Randomized comparison of atenolol and placebo in the treatment of anxiety: A double-blind study

    • P. Saul
    • B. P. Jones
    • J. A. Tweed

    Short Communications Pages: 109 - 110