Anesthesia; Narcosis, Local, Regional, Spinal |
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Page 153
... TREATMENT . The active treatment of pulmonary compli- cations is essentially as follows : 1. Postoperative administration of carbon dioxide inhalations at the first signs of bronchial obstruction due to accumulation of exudate , and ...
... TREATMENT . The active treatment of pulmonary compli- cations is essentially as follows : 1. Postoperative administration of carbon dioxide inhalations at the first signs of bronchial obstruction due to accumulation of exudate , and ...
Page 159
... treatment of accidents which arise during anesthesia , and also to shorten the period of awakening . It may be used for the prevention and curative treatment of post- operative pulmonary complications , and it is almost a specific ...
... treatment of accidents which arise during anesthesia , and also to shorten the period of awakening . It may be used for the prevention and curative treatment of post- operative pulmonary complications , and it is almost a specific ...
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... treatment of neuralgia , 34 of the tongue , 142 palatine , 388 peripheral distribution of , 289 , 290 vagus , 111 vastus internus muscle , 31 Nervous complications in anesthesia , 165 Nervous system , extra - bulbar , 111 Nervous ...
... treatment of neuralgia , 34 of the tongue , 142 palatine , 388 peripheral distribution of , 289 , 290 vagus , 111 vastus internus muscle , 31 Nervous complications in anesthesia , 165 Nervous system , extra - bulbar , 111 Nervous ...
Contents
Introduction Historical Background | 3 |
Central and Peripheral Pathways of Sensibility | 25 |
Examination of the Patient and Preoperative | 41 |
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abdominal absorption action administration adrenalin advisable alveolar anesthetic solution anesthetist apparatus arterial avertin block blood branches carbon dioxide cent cerebrospinal fluid cervical chloroform complete contraindicated cutaneous cyanosis danger deep anesthesia diffusion doses dura mater especially ether ethyl chloride ethylene external fibers Figure foramen form of anesthesia frequently ganglion hypesthesia increase infiltration inhalation Inhalation-anesthesia injection innervation intervertebral intravenous laryngeal less ligamenta flava local anesthesia Local-regional anesthesia lumbar mask method minutes mixture mucosa muscles muscular relaxation necessary needle is inserted nerve nerve-roots nitrous oxide novocaine obtain operations oxygen pain paralysis patient percaine peridural space period peripheral anesthesia pharynx plexus position posterior postoperative pressure produced pulmonary puncture quantity rapid rectal reflexes resistance respiration respiratory route sacral sensation skin spinal anesthesia spinal cord stimulation subarachnoid space subarachnoid spinal anesthesia subcutaneous substances surgeon surgery technic thesia thoracic thoracic vertebræ tion tissue toxic trigeminal nerve various vertebral canal wheal