[Benzofurocaine analgesia in acute myocardial infarct]

A native non-narcotic analgetic agent benzofurcaine was used in 51 patients. It was shown that the analgetic activity of benzofurocaine had a dose-dependent character. Most effective was its use in doses of 2.1-2.7 mg/kg of body weight. It was established that the character of hemodynamic reactions due to benzofurocaine depended on the initial state of circulation. Benzofurocaine did not depress breathing. It is concluded that benzofuricaine is an effective means in moderate pain syndrome due to residual pain as well as in pain of pericardial genesis.