Point Electroanesthesia. General Electropharmaceutical Anesthesia for Major Urological Human Surgery.
Abstract
Studies are reported on the different associations of drugs permitting the maintenance of anesthesia with electric current alone, whatever the duration surgery. During clinical tryals that the trials post-operative course is more satisfactory after electroanesthesia. Pain as well as local or general infections are far less important than with other anesthetic techniques. This technique seems to be very much appreciated by the surgeons. The use of drugs associated with current in order to demonstrate the actual effect of the current, and the comparative study with narconeuroleptanalgesia, shows that the latter requires 15 time higher quantities of drugs than electropharmaceutical anesthesia.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 01, 1975
- Accession Number
- ADA015080
Entities
People
- Aime Limoge
- Alain Atinault
- Christian Debras
- Francois Barale
- Yves Louville