Titlebook: Etomidate; An Intravenous Hypno A. Doenicke Book 1977 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1977 Etomidat.clinical trial.drug.pain.research.sho

FLIRT

Development in an Era of Capital ControlAfter successful animal experiments (JANSSEN et al., 1971) we investigated the hypnotic potency and the cardiovascular activity of the new substance etomidate on volunteers.

placebo-effect

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6623-8The short-acting intravenous narcotics, such as propanidid, methohexital, ketamine and Althesin, developed in recent years, are not devoid of undesirable cardiovascular side-effects (FISCHER, 1971, 1972, 1973; JAGENEAU et al., 1973; DOENICKE et al., 1974; KETTLER et al., 1974 b; WEYMAR et al., 1974).

GIBE

Development of Circular Economy in ChinaThe trend in the development of anaesthetic techniques over the years has been towards minimal narcosis, maximal muscular relaxation and maximal stability of the autonomic nervous system.

reject

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32594-7We have been using etomidate in several hundred patients, mainly for short procedures in combination with Fentanyl (incisions of abscesses, removal of drains and packs, cardioversion etc.), and during the induction of neuroleptanaesthesia.

諷刺

Juvenile

Protein Binding of Etomidate,The etomidate binding to human albumin (50 g/1) was ascertained by means of the equilibrium dialysis. The walls of the dialysing membrane were 0.02 mm thick with a mean porewidth of 2.4 mm. Using a dialysing temperature of 2° C, a balance between internal and external fluid was obtained after 8 hours.

包租車船

Etomidate, a New Hypnotic Agent for Intravenous Application,After successful animal experiments (JANSSEN et al., 1971) we investigated the hypnotic potency and the cardiovascular activity of the new substance etomidate on volunteers.

Ergots

detach

The Use of Etomidate as an Induction Agent in Fentanyl Analgesia,The trend in the development of anaesthetic techniques over the years has been towards minimal narcosis, maximal muscular relaxation and maximal stability of the autonomic nervous system.

FADE