[The analgesics in odonto-stomatology].
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Analgesics↗
Biomedical subjects
M Sabathié
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[Analgesia in labor. 3. Review of drugs used in labor analgesia].
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Adult↗
[Experimental comparative study of the secondary effects of dextromoramide, of fentanyl and of phenoperidine].
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Analgesics↗
[Study of some secondary effects of Droperidol].
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Acetylcholine↗
[Culdoscopy under general anesthesia].
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Anesthesia, General↗
[The use of ketamine anesthesia for coelioscopy].
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Blood Pressure↗
[Experimental study of secondary effects in neuroleptoanalgesia. 3. Study of the dextromoramide-dehydrobenzperidol combination].
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[Experimental study of side effects in neuroleptoanalgesia. I. Study of fentanyl-droperidol association].
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Anesthesia↗
[Experimental study of side effects in neuroleptoanalgesia. II. Study of phenoperidine-droperidol association].
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Analgesics↗
Double-blind study of effects of enkephalinase inhibitor on adverse reactions to myelography.
The side effects in myelography are well known and frequently observed. The most common are headache, nausea, and vomiting. In this study, a rather new compound, Thiorphan, was examined, which displays an antinociceptive activity by inhibiting enkephalinase activity. Forty-two patients received intravenous infusions of Thiorphan before myelography. Another 42 patients were in a control group, and Thiorphan was not administered. In the treated group, postmyelographic headache was found in 24% (versus 52% in the control group). Nausea and vomiting were never seen. Low back pain or sciatica was diminished in 33% of cases. Enkephalin levels in cerebrospinal fluid were measured by a radioreceptor-assay method in both groups without any correlation.
Adolescent↗