Administration of chloroform fraction, isolated pyrroloquinazoline alkaloids and acetyl salicylic acid (reference drug) significantly inhibited the development of swelling from 1 to 10 h after carrageenan injection (p <0.
15 (gender, use of statin and use of acetyl salicylic acid before hospitalization, gender, ST-elevation myocardial infarction as clinical presentation, ejection fraction, smoking, diabetes mellitus, thrombolysis, initiation of clopidogrel in the hospital and normal coronary arteries) were then entered into a multiple logistic regression analysis.