3 articles published in Selcuk Medical Journal with the keyword "premedication": Comparing of Several Premedication Methods at the Etomidate Anesthesia; The Comparison of Oral Ketamine Usage in Two Different Doses for Pediatric Premedication; Comparison of the Effects of Nasal Flunitrazeparn and Rectal Midazolam Premedications on the Preoperative Sedation and Induction in Children.
SADIK ÖZMEN, ŞEREF OTELCİOĞLU, A. FEYZA ÜNAL
1991, Vol 7, Issue 1, Page 67-74
In our studies, we worked on the effects of Etom-idate. We searched the clinical and hemodynamic ef-fects during the induction of anesthesia. We observed the importance of premedication regarding to the side effects and hemodynamic changings of Etomidate. Our conclusions disclosed that Etomidate is...
SITKI GÖKSU, ÜNSAL ÖNER, NURSAN TAHTACI
1994, Vol 10, Issue 4, Page 441-446
Ketamine has been applied in children in dif-ferent doses and ways for patients. Ketamine was given to the first group in dose 4 mglkg and to the second group in dose 6 mglkg mixed in 0.2 mlik-g cola 20 minutes before induction of anesthesia.,Ke-tamine was tolerated well in both groups. Sedation...
LÜTFI YAVUZ, SEMA TUNCER, ATEŞ DUMAN, ALPER YOSUNKAYA, SELMİN ÖKESLİ
1995, Vol 11, Issue 1, Page 59-64
We evaluated the effects of nasal administered flunitrazepam and rectal midazolam on preoperative anxiety in children of ages 1 to 12. 0.03 mg.kg-1 nasal fhtnitrazepam for group I (NF) and 0.45 mg.kg"/ rectal midazolam (RM) was given to group 30 min before the operation. The Subjective Numerical...
premedikasyon midazolam Etomidate. premedikasyon hemodinami Etomidate hemodynamia Oral ketamin pediatrik anestezi Oral ketamine Pediatric anesthesia flunitrazeparn Flunitrazepam
