Influence of Doxapram Hydrochloride on Recovery from Thiopental Anaesthesia.

MAN~ DaWS known as respiratory stimulants have been covely from pmsonmg by barbiturates and other sedat:ve have also been used to inmate and sustain breathing accelerate the rate of recovery from general anaesthes:a mon practice m years past has been to add carbon dmnl, of an anaesthetac to accomphsh this goal Even thoug prachces may be inherently dangerous, they are still used Recently, several new drugs have been developed wincl and may accelerate recovery from anaesthesm with far ducmg dangerous wntataon of the gastrointestinal tract tract (coughing, sneezing), or neuromuscular system (m s:ons) 3~ Some of these drugs are now being used effech of chromc mcapacatatmg lung diseases, and they may respiratory depressmn produced by analges:cs 7-~o Alth~ short durataon when gwen as a single mlectmn, they m~ the respiratory centres to the arterial blood pCO.. durra ratory dep:essmn and may be useful m this cond:tion, continuous mfusmn rather than as a single mlectmn 3 ~ 1: used to accelerate redrugs These stimulants n the newborn, and to Perhaps the most comte mhalatmn at the end : many feel that these 2