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The reversal of epidural morphine induced somnolence with physostigmine

M S Shulman, A Sandler, J Brebner

Canadian Anaesthetists' Society Journal

|November 1, 1984

Abstract:

Two case reports are presented of patients with post-thoracotomy pain treated with epidural morphine who developed somnolence several hours after the procedure. Physostigmine, 1 mg IV successfully reversed the somnolence without any effect on analgesia.

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