The Perfect and Famous Anesthetic Known as Methyl in Boston in 1895

Yang, Qing H.; Alston, Theodore A.

doi:10.1016/j.janh.2018.01.006

Journal of Anesthesia History

2018

DOI: 10.1016/j.janh.2018.01.006

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The Perfect and Famous Anesthetic Known as Methyl in Boston in 1895

Qing H. Yang

Theodore A. Alston

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“…Today, as an alternative to deep sedation and narcosis, it could be used on an outpatient basis for children who should undergo modest procedures, with rectal diazepam. This consists of rectal administration of a short-lived benzodiazepine [4][5][6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Conscious Sedation in Dentistry

Fiorillo

2019

Medicina

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Invasive dental procedures can be performed only with local anesthesia; in some cases, it may be useful to combine the administration of drugs to obtain anxiolysis with local anesthesia. Sedation required level should be individually adjusted to achieve a proper balance between the needs of the patient, the operator, and the safety of the procedure. Surgical time is an important factor for post-operative phases, and this could be greatly increased by whether the patient interrupts the surgeon or if it is not collaborative. In this manuscript some dentistry-used methods to practice conscious sedation have been evaluated. This manuscript could be a useful reading on the current state of conscious sedation in dentistry and an important starting point for future perspectives. Surely the search for safer drugs for our patients could have beneficial effects for them and for the clinicians.

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Phineas T. Barnum, Gardner Q. Colton, and Painless Parker Were Kindred Princes of Humbug

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Alston

2019

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Emerging from tabloid scandal: Dr. U.K. Mayo's Vegetable Vapor extends nitrous oxide's anesthetic duration

Justinger

Bause

2020

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The Perfect and Famous Anesthetic Known as Methyl in Boston in 1895

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Conscious Sedation in Dentistry

Conscious Sedation in Dentistry

Phineas T. Barnum, Gardner Q. Colton, and Painless Parker Were Kindred Princes of Humbug

Emerging from tabloid scandal: Dr. U.K. Mayo's Vegetable Vapor extends nitrous oxide's anesthetic duration

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