Titlebook: Regional Opioid Analgesia; Physiopharmacologica J. Castro,J. Meynadier,M. Zenz Book 1991 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991 Infusion.Trauma.ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2321-8Infusion; Trauma; care; central nervous system; complications; infection; intensive care; intensive care un

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Pharmacokinetics of opioidsoids (Casy 1971). However, pharmacokinetic factors display striking differences: e.g. molecular weight, lipid solubility, protein binding, ionization, influence the action of opioids, increase or decrease the transport across membranes, the receptor binding affinity, the diffusion into the CNS, the analgesic action, etc. (Tab. 11, 12).

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Side effectsratory, urinary, neuromuscular, gastro-intestinal and sexual functions may also occur. They demonstrate an occurrence in relationship to the segmental progression of analgesia and rostral spread of the opioid.

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Chronic non-malignant painr patients with non-cancer related chronic pain (Harbaugh 1983). This is generally the case if social and psychological factors (anxiety, opioid abuse, insecurity, etc.) play a greater role in pain perception than ongoing tissue injury.

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978-94-010-7543-5Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991

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Book 1991pioids are minute as compared to morphine and meperidine. Regional Opioid Analgesia could not have been more authentically written than by Drs. De Castro,Zenz and Meynadier,who have conducted daily clinical investigations on all known opioids for regional analgesia as well as for neurolept analgesia

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