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[Propanidid-ketamine combination in obstetrical anesthesia].

N Purita, S Lisardi, F Bilotta

Minerva Anestesiologica

|September 1, 1979

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A novel obstetrical anesthesia technique using propanidid and ketamine in a single syringe was evaluated in 100 patients. This method proved highly effective for various procedures, including cesarean sections.

Area of Science:

Anesthesiology
Obstetrics

Context:

Obstetrical anesthesia
Cesarean section anesthesia

Purpose:

To evaluate a new anesthetic technique for obstetrical interventions.
To assess the efficacy and safety of a propanidid-ketamine mixture.

Summary:

A new anesthesia technique using a propanidid and ketamine mixture in one syringe was introduced.
The technique was applied to 100 obstetrical patients for procedures including cesarean sections.
Results demonstrated an extremely positive outcome for the treated patients.

Impact:

This novel approach offers a potentially more efficient and effective anesthesia option in obstetrics.

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The findings support the use of this combined anesthetic agent for a range of obstetric procedures.