BMJ · 1961 · 26 citations · 12 references
MedicineAnesthesiologySurgeryAnesthesiaAnesthetic TechniquesGeneral SurgeryAnesthesia SafetyInhalation AnesthesiaAnesthetic Depth During InductionHalogenated Inhalational AgentsHalothane AnesthesiaNitrous OxideNitrous Oxide AnesthesiaPerforated Ulcer
MwICAu. JOURNAL which was possible after about four minutes of the inhalation of 3% halothane. Induction of anaesthesia to a depth sufficient for skin incision required about eight minutes. This time could no doubt be reduced by using 4% halothane, but it appeared a useful safe- guard for the apparatus to be unable to deliver a concentration in excess of 3%.
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Therapeutic Use of Artificial Radioisotopes
Franz K. Bauer · American Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1957 · 25 citations