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Effects of Prostaglandins on Editorial Policy |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 421-421
Harry Wollman,
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年代:1974
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BETA‐BLOCKADE AND ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 422-422
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年代:1974
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The Amsterdam Infant Ventilator and the Ayre T‐Piece in Mechanical Ventilation |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 423-432
Bruno,
Urban Stanley,
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A pediatric constant-volume time-cycled ventilator (Amsterdam Infant Ventilator; AIV) modified from an Ayre's T-piece to allow for intermittent positive-, positive-negative-, and positive-positive-pressure ventilation was evaluated under laboratory and clinical conditions. The unit performed well under standard simulated conditions of decreased compliance and increased airway resistance. It compared favorably with the pediatric version of the Engström ventilator. When used by itself as a primary anesthesia system, the T-piece section permitted spontaneous, assisted, or controlled ventilation. It was also successfully mated with four popular ventilators.
ISSN:0003-3022
出版商:OVID
年代:1974
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The Effects of Lidocaine on Canine Cerebral Metabolism and Circulation Related to the Electroencephalogram |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 433-441
Takefumi,
Sakabe Tsuyoshi,
Maekawa Toshizo,
Ishikawa Hiroshi,
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The effects of intravenously administered lidocaine on cerebral metabolism, circulation and EEG were studied in 16 dogs. Six dogs (Group I) received a single injection of 3 mg/lcg lidocaine, which depressed CMRo210 per cent at 2 minutes, with return toward control within 5 minutes. Five dogs (Group II) received a single injection of 15 mg/kg, which depressed CMRo227 per cent at 2 minutes, with return toward control within 60 minutes. The changes in CMRo2paralleled changes in slow-wave activity of the EEG. Slower activity was accompanied by more significant decrease in CMRo2. The other five dogs (Group III) received a constant infusion of lidocaine (3.8 ± 0.4 mg/kg/min) until EEG seizures were induced. The mean total dose of lidocaine needed to produce seizures was 26.8 ± 0.7 mg/kg, which depressed CMRo230 per cent before the onset of seizures. During the seizures, CMRo2increased to 112 percent of control and CBF increased disproportionately more than the increase in CMRo2. With the termination of seizures, CMRo2decreased again to pre-seizure level and returned toward control within 90 minutes. These results indicate that a non-seizure-producing dose of lidocaine depresses cerebral respiration, but the effect is reversed by a seizure-producing dose,i.e., that the effects of lidocaine on the brain show a dichotomy, which includes a metabolic component.
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年代:1974
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The Dependence ofd-Tubocurarine‐induced Hypotension on Alveolar Concentration of Halothane, Dose ofd-Tubocurarine, and Nitrous Oxide |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 442-447
William,
Munger Ronald,
Miller Wendell,
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The cardiovascular effects ofd-tubocurarine (dTc), 12 mg/m2intravenously, were studied in 15 elderly patients anesthetized with 0.25, 0.50, or 0.75 per cent alveolar halothane and 60 per cent nitrous oxide. Identical studies were conducted in 15 patients who receiveddTc, 6, 12, or 18 nig/m2, and were anesthetized with 0.50 per cent halothane and 60 per cent nitrous oxide. Last, the cardiovascular effects ofdTc, 12 mg/m2, during 0.75 per cent alveolar halothane with and without 60 per cent nitrous oxide were compared. Hypotension followingdTc, 12 mg/m2, was directly related to alveolar concentration of halothane. Heart rate and pre-ejection period, an estimate of ventricular function, were not changed followingdTc, 12 mg/m2. Addition of 60 per cent nitrous oxide to 0.75 per cent halothane augmented hypotension and depressed pre-ejection period followingdTc, 12 mg/m2. In those patients anesthetized with constant 0.5 per cent alveolar halothane and 60 per cent nitrous oxide, hypotension increased with increasingdTc doses. Heart rate was increased with no change in the pre-ejection period. These results are consistent with histamine release and ganglionic blockade, but not direct myocardtal depression, as the cause ofdTc induced hypotension. We conclude that hypotension resulting fromdTc is directly related to anesthetic dose (whether halothane, nitrous oxide, or both is not as important as the total dose) and to the dose ofdTc administered.
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年代:1974
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ETHER ANESTHESIA AND LIVER ENZYMES |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 448-448
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年代:1974
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Inhibition by Halothane of Glucose‐stimulated Insulin Secretion in Isolated Pieces of Rat Pancreas |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 449-451
Ronald,
Gingerich Peter,
Wright Raymond,
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In isolated pieces of rat pancreas addition of 300 mg glucose/100 ml bathing medium resulted in a marked and significant increase in insulin secretion. This glucose-stimulated insulin secretion is reversibly inhibited by halothane in a concentration-dependent fashion (0.63, 1.25, and 1.88 MAC halothane produced depressions of 8.4, 18.9, and 37.0 per cent, respectively). Halothane, 1.88 MAC, had no effect on the basal or nonglucose-mediated insulin release.
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年代:1974
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FETAL EEG |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 452-452
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年代:1974
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Trace Anesthetic Effects on Perceptual, Cognitive, and Motor Skills |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 453-457
David Bruce,
Mary Bach,
Jack Arbit,
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Forty male students were each exposed on two occasions to four hours of inhalation of either air or 500 ppm nitrous oxide with or without 15 ppm halothane in air. Immediately following exposure, a battery of tests of perceptual, cognitive and motor skills was administered. Compared with responses after breathing of air, those after exposure to nitrous oxide and halothane showed significant decrements in perfomances of a task in which attention was divided between auditory and visual signals, a visual tachistoscopic test, and memory tests involving digit span and recall of word pairs. Subjects exposed to nitrous oxide alone scored significantly lower on the digit-span test only.
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出版商:OVID
年代:1974
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EPIDURAL ANEWTHESIA FOR C SECTION |
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Anesthesiology,
Volume 40,
Issue 5,
1974,
Page 458-458
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年代:1974
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