Titlebook: Anesthesia for the New Millennium; Modern Anesthetic Cl Theodore H. Stanley,Talmage D. Egan Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67592-8hese agents; and second, that recovery from these agents is slower compared to adults. Although these assumptions are sometimes correct, they are often untrue. In this session, I will review certain maturational changes in body structure and organ function during the neonatal period and infancy and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67592-8ora. The word reappeared in the English language in the 1771 Encyclopedia Britannica where it was defined as a “privation of the senses” (1). After the introduction of ether anesthesia into clinical medicine by Morton in 1846, Oliver Wendell Holmes used the word to describe the new phenomenon that m

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Basic Principles of Rigid Body Dynamics,rstanding of the pharmacological processes that provide anesthesia. The goal of any anesthetic drug is to rapidly render the patient unconscious, maintain adequate anesthesia (irrespective of any surgical intervention), and then allow a rapid recovery to the awake state. To achieve this the drug nee

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Dynamics of Systems on the Nanoscaleore traditional drug delivery methods, such as intramuscular, intravenous, oral and rectal drug administration, while useful in most patients, may not be as suitable in others. Certainly, non-invasive drug delivery systems have several other potential advantages over traditional techniques of drug a

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Dynamics of Systems on the Nanoscaleother, and, in the case of anesthetic combinations, the anesthetic effect of mixtures is expected to be additive (10). However, even if the state of general anesthesia is narrowed to only one of its components and the type of interacting drugs is restricted to inhaled anesthetics, some deviations fr

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The Electronic Digital Computer, an opioid with a true sedative-hypnotic agent (viz., a benzodiazepine, barbiturate, or propofol) is probably the most common combination used in clinical anesthesia. These synergistic interactions can be used to smooth induction, reduce total drug dosage, and decrease side effects. Unfortunately, t