BMJ · 1958 · 17 citations · 3 references
Veterinary MedicineAnesthesiologySurgeryAnesthesiaDental AnesthesiaGeneral AnesthesiaInhalation AnesthesiaInhalational AnesthesiaNitrous OxideNitrous Oxide Anesthesia
stration. In the dental cases the surgeon was able to com- plete the operation before the patient recovered conscious- ness. After recovery of consciousness and of reflexes, some drowsiness and giddiness often persisted for up to 10 minutes, and most patients required assistance in walking away from the dental chair. Nearly 10% of the cases vomited in the immediate post-anaesthetic period. None vomited during anaesthesia. The vomiting was very slight, being in most cases one single retch. The frequency was higher than is our experience with nitrous oxide and oxygen.
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