[Clinical use of propranolol (Sumial), and some practical and theorical findings concerning the patient under intensive care].
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Anesthesia, General↗
Biomedical subjects
M Johnstone
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Beta-adrenergic blockade with proprabolol (inderal) in surgical patients.
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Adjuvants, Anesthesia↗
Awareness during an operation.
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Anesthetics↗
Radio telemetry--simple apparatus for cardiovascular monitoring during surgery.
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Animals↗
Hypocapnic vasoconstriction during halothane anaesthesia in surgical patients.
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Adult↗
The cardiovascular effects of propanidid. A study in radiotelemetry.
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Adolescent↗
Alprenolol during halothane anaesthesia in surgical patients.
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Adolescent↗
The effects of sedation on the digital plethysmogram. A radiotelemetric study of haloperidol.
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Adolescent↗
Halothane in obstetrics: elective caesarean section.
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Adult↗
Propranolol (inderal) during halothane anaesthesia.
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Adult↗
Propranolol (inderal) and the peripheral blood flow during halothane anaesthesia.
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Adult↗
Concentration of cerebrospinal fluid proteins and their fractionation by cellulose acetate electrophoresis.
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Cerebrospinal Fluid Proteins↗
Beta adrenergic blockade with Inderal (propranolol) during anaesthesia.
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Adult↗
Cardiovascular effects of tubocurarine in man.
The cardiovascular effects of tubocurarine in patients anaesthetised with thiopentone or ketamine have been compared, using volume-pulse finger plethysmography, electrocardiography, sphygmomanometry and impedance cardiography for the clinical assessments. Tubocurarine potentiates the arterial hypotensive effect of thiopentone and reverses the hypertensive action of ketamine. It also prevents the dysrhythmic (adrenergic) reaction of the heart to orotracheal intubation and has less effect on the positive chronotropic and inotropic reactions thereto. Hypotensive doses of tubocurarine in patients anaesthetised with thiopentone do not prevent reflex constriction of the finger blood vessels in response to surgical stimuli (orotracheal intubation) which means that the drug is not a sympathetic ganglion blocker in man. It is concluded that tubocurarine is a myocardial depressant which acts, like verapamil, as a calcium ion antagonist.
Adult↗