Anesthesia

Desflurane cardiovascular effects

Desflurane cardiovascular effects are mentioned here. There is a decrease in systemic vascular resistance and peripheral vasodilatation. Cardiac depression, a dose-dependent tachycardia and fall in blood pressure are seen. Along with N20 this effect is minimal. Splanchnic and renal blood flow is preserved. Desflurane is a direct coronary vasodilator. A rapid increase in concentration of […]

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Desflurane toxicity

Some of the toxicity issues related to desflurane toxicity is that, renal toxicity is not reported even after prolonged exposures and markers of renal function (albuminuria, glucosuria, urinary p-glutathione transferase, serum creatinine and BUN) were not altered after 7 days of exposure to 8 hours MAC of 1.25% desflurane. Desflurane Toxicity might occur at certain

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Understanding Granisetron’s Use in Anesthesia for Nausea and Vomiting

Understanding Granisetron’s Use in Anesthesia for Nausea and Vomiting When undergoing anesthesia, one of the common side effects that patients may experience is nausea and vomiting. These unpleasant symptoms can not only cause discomfort but also delay the recovery process. To alleviate this, healthcare professionals may administer medications like granisetron. In this article, we will

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Acoustic Surgery

Acoustic Surgery can be accomplished with suboccipital, translabyrinthine and middle fossa approaches. The sitting, supine, lateral or park-bench position can be used for the suboccipital approach. Small or medium sized tumours are associated with essentially no mortality, whereas large tumors (>4 cm) have mortality rates of 2-4%. Compromise of the anterior inferior cerebellar artery and

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Desflurane metabolism

Desflurane undergoes very little desflurane metabolism because of low blood/gas and low blood/tissue solubility. However, 0.02% is metabolized during desflurane metabolism with the production of trifluoroacetic acid which may interact with hepatic proteins and induce an immune response in susceptible patients. Previous exposure to halothane may produce antibodies. In desflurane metabolism , the elimination is almost exclusively by

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