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NR ZDYU

AU Knutson,R.

TI Experiments in electronarcosis: a preliminary study

QU Anaesthesiology 1954; 15: 551-558

PT journal article

AB Using an electrical apparatus which maintained a constant current despite changes in skin resistance, electronarcosis was produced in dogs. Sinusiodal alternating currents of 25 to 80 milliamperes with frequencies of 700 to 1500 cycles per second produced the most desirable electronarcosis. Endotracheal intubation, accomplished with the assistance of intravenous d-tubocurarine chloride, eliminated the poor oxygenation which usually accompanies electronarcosis. Atropine sulfate, given intravenously fifteen minutes before electronarcosis, markedly diminished the bradycardias and cardiac irregularities that usually accompanied electronarcosis. The intravenous administration of pentobarbital sodium did not abolish the initial tonic spasm and did not interfere with the production or maintenance of electronarcosis.

SP englisch

PO USA

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