What does CEB stand for?

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Calcium Entry Blocker

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Calcium Entry Blockers Drugs Blocking Calcium Channels in Heart Muscle Verapamil (isoptin), Nifedipine (Nicardia), Diltiazem (Dilzem) These drugs (except nifedipine) block the calcium channels in the cells of the heart muscles and blood vessels, causing decreased contraction of the heart muscles and dilation of the blood vessels in the body and heart.

Medicines and Drugs Used in Disorders of the Heart