Effects of flunitrazepam-ketamine mixed injection for inhalation induction.

Ryokichi Ishikawa, K. Nishida, S. Yagura, Toshifumi Watanabe, Y. Wakao, T. Minami, M. Muto, Tatsuo Suzuki, Mitsugu Takahashi
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Experiments were performed to investigate the effects of inhalation induction in dogs. The combination is preceded by administration of 0.025 mg/kg of atropine sulfate subcutaneously. The dosage is 0.1 mg/kg of flunitrazepam and 5 mg/kg of ketamine, administered intravenously mixed in one syringe. The results were as follows :1. Jaw reflex and auricular reflex were cd not disappear completely but intubation was performed easily. 2. Decrease of arterial blood pressure was controlled in comparison with flunitrazepam administration alone.3. Less obvious changes in electrocardiogram were found in it.4. Immediately after administration, respiration rate and arterial oxygen tension were slightly decrease, therefor using it, in advance anesthesia, great care and inhalation oxygen must be taken.5. The above : It was suggested that flunitrazepam and ketamine administered intravenously mixed injection were useful means.
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氟硝西泮-氯胺酮混合注射液用于吸入诱导的效果。
实验研究了吸入诱导对狗的影响。联合用药前皮下给予0.025 mg/kg硫酸阿托品。剂量为氟硝西泮每公斤0.1毫克和氯胺酮每公斤5毫克,混合在一个注射器中静脉注射。实验结果如下:1.实验结果表明:颌反射和耳反射均未完全消失,但插管方便。2. 与单用氟硝西泮相比,动脉血压下降得到控制。3 .心电图变化不明显。给药后立即呼吸率及动脉血氧压略有下降,故在使用前麻醉时,必须慎用吸氧。综上所述,氟硝西泮与氯胺酮混合静脉注射是有效的治疗手段。
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