Influence de l'association propofol-alfentanil sur les résistances bronchiques du sujet asthmatique

Boisson-Bertrand, D.; Duvivier, C.; Peslin, R; Laxenaire, M.C.

doi:10.1016/s0750-7658(05)80833-0

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“…Bibault et al 24 evaluated the effects of general anesthesia with propofol and alfentanil on airway resistance in two groups of patients: nine subjects were free from pulmonary disease, while eight had bronchial hyperreactivity, with a clinical diagnosis of asthma. In all patients, airway resistance was evaluated with the patients breathing spontaneously before surgery, during induction of general anesthesia and after extubation.…”

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Alfentanil does not increase resistance of the respiratory system in ASA I patients ventilated mechanically during general anesthesia

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Alfentanil does not increase resistance of the respiratory system in ASA I patients ventilated mechanically during general anesthesia

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Onset Time for High-Dose Vecuronium after Propofol or Thiopental Anaesthesia

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SummaryThe effect of bolus administration of high-dose vecuronium (0.17 mgjkg) on neuromuscular blockade in terms of onset time, duration of action and recovery rate were studied in 30 patients anaesthetised with either propofol 2 mgjkg or thiopental 5 mgjkg.Neuromuscular block was registered by measuring mechanical responses of adductor pollicis muscle after supramaximal stimulation of the ulnar nerve at 0.1 Hz and. 2Hz.The onset time was significantly shorter in patients anaesthetised with propofol than in those anaesthetised with thiopental (106 vs 156 seconds; p < 0.0 I). However, there was no significant difference between the 2 groups in either the duration of action of vecuronium neuromuscular blockade or the recovery rate.

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Influence de l'association propofol-alfentanil sur les résistances bronchiques du sujet asthmatique

Cited by 7 publications

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Alfentanil does not increase resistance of the respiratory system in ASA I patients ventilated mechanically during general anesthesia

Alfentanil does not increase resistance of the respiratory system in ASA I patients ventilated mechanically during general anesthesia

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Onset Time for High-Dose Vecuronium after Propofol or Thiopental Anaesthesia

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