PENTAZOCINE as a postoperative analgesic

Finestone, Stephen C.; Katz, Joseph

doi:10.1213/00000539-196605000-00015

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“…Uncontrolled trials using a range of doses of pentazocine (Be [eler and Giattini, 1970;Ende, 1965;Finestone and Katz, 1966;Gaines, 1967), have shown that good to excellent analgesia can be obtained following surgery with doses from 15 to 60 mg pentazocine. Most patients received 30 mg.…”

Section: Parenteraladministrationmentioning

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“…In one study (Hamilton et al, 1967b), the soporific effect of pentazocine given pre-operatively (20, 30,40 and 60 mg) increased with dosage, but even at 60 mg was slightly less than that following morphine 10 mg or pethidine 100 mg. Although a high proportion of patients become drowsy or go to sleep after a therapeutic injection of pentazocine, many authors have commented upon the fact that sleeping patients were easily aroused (Gaines, 1967;Finestone and Katz, 1966) and that when aroused were alert and cooperation (Wilson, 1971).…”

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