Flunitrazepam compared with althesin as an induction agent in balanced anaesthesia

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The effects of flunitrazepam and Althesin as anaesthetic induction agents were studied in a double-blind trial in 97 patients undergoing abdominal or gynaecological surgery. There was no difference between the two preparations in respect of the quality of induction. A marked difference in the quality of maintenance of anaesthesia was seen, in favour of flunitrazepam. Recovery was more rapid from Althesin anaesthesia. A low incidence of nausea was observed in both groups. © 1977 Macmillan Journals Ltd.

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Mattila, M. A. K., Martikainen, P., & Säilä, K. (1977). Flunitrazepam compared with althesin as an induction agent in balanced anaesthesia. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 49(10), 1041–1046. https://doi.org/10.1093/bja/49.10.1041

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