Single-dose antacid therapy for the prevention of mendelson's syndrome

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The antacid properties of 0.3 molar sodium citrate have been studied. Aniseed-flavoured sodium citrate has been used as an oral antacid in 22 patients undergoing general anaesthesia for emergency obstetric procedures. The results of this study show that it is a successful prophylactic agent in reducing the acidity of gastric contents. It is especially suitable for single-dose use in emergency situations where long-term prophylactic measures have not been practised. © 1973 Oxford University Press.

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Lahiri, S. K., Thomas, T. A., & Hodgson, R. M. H. (1973). Single-dose antacid therapy for the prevention of mendelson’s syndrome. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 45(11), 1143–1146. https://doi.org/10.1093/bja/45.11.1143

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