Chloroform and Anaesthesia

Chloroform

It was perhaps fitting that Lieut.-Colonel Edward Lawrie, should signalise the year of his retirement from the post of R,esidenc\r Surgeon at Hyderabad by the publication of a volume on Chloroform, a subject with which he has been identified for many years past, and in defence of his views on which, and those of his master Syme, he has fought non sine gloria for many }7ears. The introduction to...

Chloroform

Electrochemical Behaviour of Nifedipine and Nitrendipine in Chloroform and Chloroform-Isopropanol Mixture

The electrochemical behavior of nifedipine (I), nitrendipine(II) and their photodegradation products has been studied by employing electrochemical techniques in chloroform and in 1:4 mixture of chloroform-isopropanol using piperidinium perchlorate (PPC) as supporting electrolyte. It has been shown that I and II undergo in a 4e, 4H+ irreversible reduction reaction, while the reduc...

Chloroform and Fatty Heart

To the Editor, "Indian Medical Gazette." Sir,?The conclusions of Chloroform Commission at Hyderabad seem to be that deaths duringchloroform inhalation are due to careless administration of the dru?-, and that it has no direct action on the heart, and there?is absolutely no risk if the attention of the administrator is concentrated upon the respiration. But deaths have occurred at the hands of b...

Pregnancy and Chloroform Anesthesia

Pregnant dogs are susceptible to chloroform administered shortly before delivery or during labor, and show the same degree of liver injury as normal dogs, or even a somewhat greater one. Chloroform anesthesia may cause more or less hyaline necrosis in the border zone between the maternal and fetal parts of the placenta that may lead to hemorrhage, placental separation, and premature delivery. C...