PENTOTHAL -METRAZOL ANTAGONISM;

Intravenous Anæsthesia with Pentothal Sodium

Inhalation of Food during Injection of Pentothal

The accidents described below are of some importance, since pentothal is frequently administered in unfavourable conditions : if not promptly recognized they may prove fatal. During and after the invasion of France it was necessary to administer pentothal to hundreds of patients who had not been prepared and whose stomachs contained food. In four cases food was inhaled during the administration.

Brain Potential Changes in Man Induced by Metrazol.

METRAZOL therapy in schizophrenia was started at the Worcester State Hospital in the summer of 1937. A study of the influence of metrazol on the electroencephalogram was begun at the same time in the hope of throwing some light on the mechanisms underlying this type of therapy. Twenty-eight injections of 10-per cent. metrazol (cardiazol or pentamethylenetetrazol) were given to 11 schizophrenic ...

Megimide and metrazol; a comparison of their convulsant properties in man and cat.

The report by Shaw et al. (1954) on the effectiveness of Megimide

Chemical Antagonism of Ions

1.25 per cent gelatin solutions containing enough NaOH to bring them to pH 7.367 (or KOH to pH 7.203) were made up with various concentrations of NaCl, KCl and MgCl(2), alone and in mixtures, up to molar ionic strength. The effects of these salts on the pH were observed. MgCl(2) and NaCl alone lower the pH of the Na gelatinate or the K gelatinate, in all amounts of these salts. KCl first lowers...