Intravenous Anæsthesia

Intravenous Anæsthesia in Surgical Practice

Intravenous Anæsthesia with Pentothal Sodium

Intravenous Anæsthesia with Special Reference to the Use of the Barbiturates

Stochastic Dynamics of Anæsthesia

Recent developments in the analysis of synchronization and directionality of couplings for noisy nonlinear oscillators are being applied to study the complex interactions between cardiac and respiratory oscillations, and brain waves (especially delta and gamma), during anæsthesia. It is found that marked changes occur in the inter-oscillator interactions during anæsthesia in both rats and human...

Intravenous Anæsthesia with Evipan Sodium in Children

Evipan sodium is a barbiturate derivative of lengthy formula. The drug injected intravenously produces a general anaesthesia, which is of short duration owing to rapid detoxication by the liver, so lending itself to minor operations and short manipulations. The therapeutic index-the ratio between the minimum therapeutic dose and the minimum lethal dose-is 5, higher than that of any other barbit...