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... peripheral vascular disease . 13. Effective surgical anesthesia disappears rapidly fol- lowing tourniquet release ; however , patchy residual sensory analgesia may persist for 30-120 minutes with agents such as lidocaine and mepivacaine ...
... peripheral vascular disease . 13. Effective surgical anesthesia disappears rapidly fol- lowing tourniquet release ; however , patchy residual sensory analgesia may persist for 30-120 minutes with agents such as lidocaine and mepivacaine ...
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... peripheral vascula- ture . This hypotension is treated by fluid administration initially . However , a phenyl- ephrine infusion may be necessary to main- tain blood pressure above a level selected for adequate cerebral perfusion . The ...
... peripheral vascula- ture . This hypotension is treated by fluid administration initially . However , a phenyl- ephrine infusion may be necessary to main- tain blood pressure above a level selected for adequate cerebral perfusion . The ...
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... peripheral . See Peripheral vascular disease in pregnancy , and placental transfer of drugs , 263 Vascular malformations , brain , 226 , 227 Vascular occlusion , and hyperkalemia , 371 Vascular resistance in aortic regurgitation , 381 ...
... peripheral . See Peripheral vascular disease in pregnancy , and placental transfer of drugs , 263 Vascular malformations , brain , 226 , 227 Vascular occlusion , and hyperkalemia , 371 Vascular resistance in aortic regurgitation , 381 ...
Contents
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION | 3 |
INDUCTION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA | 43 |
NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE | 61 |
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