Oral Diseases · 1998 · 11 citations · 4 references
DentistryDental AnesthesiologyOral MedicineAnesthesiaDental AnesthesiaIntravenous SedationSedation In Dental ProceduresContinuous Infusion PharmacologyGagging ResponseHypersensitivity ReductionPropofol AnesthesiaPropofol PharmacologyPropofol Use
We describe a 44-year-old male patient with severe gagging reaction successfully treated without sedative effect by a continuous infusion of propofol. Propofol at subhypnotic doses seemed to be effective in eliminating hypersensitive gagging reaction to dentistry.
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