Use of narcotic antagonists in anaesthesia.

Supplementation of general anaesthesia with narcotic analgesics.

Four analgesic drugs--fentanyl, phenoperidine, morphine and pethidine--were compared in a double-blind trial involving 113 patients paralysed and ventilated with nitrous oxide and oxygen. The differences between the drugs were relatively small. There were only slight differences in "duration of action", a term which is questioned in this context. Pethidine appeared to have a slightly longer dur...

Narcotic Antagonists: The Search for Long-Acting Preparations, 4

S 7 DEVELOPMENT OF POLYLACTIC/GLYCOLIC ACID DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR USE IN TREATMENT OF NARCOTIC ADDICTION A.D. Schwope, D.L. Wise, J.F. Howes 13 DEVELOPMENT OF INJECTABLE MICROCAPSULES FOR USE IN THE TREATMENT OF NARCOTIC ADDICTION C. Thies 19 LONG-ACTING NARCOTIC ANTAGONIST COMPLEXES A.P. Gray, W.J. Guardina 21 SUSTAINED RELEASE OF NALTREXONE FROM GLYCERIDE IMPLANTS M.F. Sullivan, D.R. Kalkwarf ...

Narcotic antagonists: naltrexone pharmacochemistry and sustained-release preparations.

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The use of narcotic analgesics in terminal illness.