Titlebook: Anaesthesia and Pharmaceutics; Joh. Spierdijk,S. A. Feldman Book 1972 Leiden University Press, Leiden, The Netherlands 1972 anesthesia.dru

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New Concepts of the Action of Muscle Relaxantsn a specimen of the South American arrow poison, curare. Subsequently, the Abbé Fontana (1785) used this specimen to perform the earliest recorded pharmacological experiments with this drug. He demonstrated it was harmless if taken orally or inhaled, but poisonous if injected through broken skin. Th

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The Action of Muscle Relaxants on Cholinergic Mechanisms in the Heartver, actions of these drugs may be produced at sites other than the myoneural junction, and these side effects may be accentuated by many factors including the concentration of the drug used, and also the clinical status of the patient.

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The Truth About Antihypertensive and Anaesthetic Drugsherapy, most of them in combination with diuretics (1). Because of the variety of agents used and the little data available on the combined effects of the drugs, makes categorisation and analysis of their effects is very complicated and difficult. The anaesthetist is not an uninterested bystander, h

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Isoprenalinenical use. It is a pure beta-activator and as such is associated with peripheral vasodilatation as well as its dominant cardio-stimulatory properties. This becomes particularly relevant in its use in the various states of cardiovascular failure.

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New Concepts of the Action of Muscle Relaxantsis was the very beginning of research into the pharmacodynamics of the muscle relaxants. This is the story which I intend to pursue in this presentation in an effort to relate pharmacology to clinical experience in the hope that there will emerge a rational basis for our use of these drugs.

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On the Toxicity of Halothaneo irreversible damage to nerve tissue; this is now known to be avoidable (2). Also it was alleged that the administration of a general anaesthetic to an elderly person frequently led to irreversible central nervous system damage; this has now been refuted (3).

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e role of the anaesthetist in medicine. Anaesthesia has now emerged from being a craft speciality, obsessed with details of techniques, to become a science concerned with the maintenance of life. As a result of our better understanding of the physiological and pharmacological effects of anaesthesia

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