Clinical Anesthesia Procedures of the Massachusetts General Hospital |
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... usually requires the use of larger volumes of the more potent local anesthetic agents . The onset of analgesia is generally slow , but its duration is prolonged . Since relatively large doses of a local anesthetic agent are required for ...
... usually requires the use of larger volumes of the more potent local anesthetic agents . The onset of analgesia is generally slow , but its duration is prolonged . Since relatively large doses of a local anesthetic agent are required for ...
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... usually induced with 1-2 g / kg of mannitol before dural entry . Mannitol's diuretic action peaks 20-30 minutes after admin- istration and lasts 2-3 hours . A second dose to counter a rebound increase in cellular volume is rarely ...
... usually induced with 1-2 g / kg of mannitol before dural entry . Mannitol's diuretic action peaks 20-30 minutes after admin- istration and lasts 2-3 hours . A second dose to counter a rebound increase in cellular volume is rarely ...
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... usually measured at the airway and are not a reliable index of actual pressures generated in the lung periphery , especially in poorly compliant lungs . Adequate ventilation must be achieved through clinical assessment of ventilation ...
... usually measured at the airway and are not a reliable index of actual pressures generated in the lung periphery , especially in poorly compliant lungs . Adequate ventilation must be achieved through clinical assessment of ventilation ...
Contents
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION | 3 |
INDUCTION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA | 43 |
NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE | 61 |
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