Vecuronium 분할투여에 의한 기관내삽관의 임상적 평가

In the clinical situations which the use of SCC for endotracheal incubation is contraindi-cated, we have currently tried to find semi ideal substitutes for SCC. One of these, neuromuscular blockade will occur sooner if the intubating dose of a non-depolarizing drug is proceded by a small, subparalyz...

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Hauptverfasser: 조정현, Chung Hyun Cho, 김원옥, Won Oak Kim, 박광원, Kwang Won Park, 신양식, Yang Sik Shin, 김혜란, Hae Ran Kim
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description In the clinical situations which the use of SCC for endotracheal incubation is contraindi-cated, we have currently tried to find semi ideal substitutes for SCC. One of these, neuromuscular blockade will occur sooner if the intubating dose of a non-depolarizing drug is proceded by a small, subparalyzing initial dose. Our previous studs for the divided doses of pancuronium was concluded to be a substi- tute for SCC. However, the slow onset and long duration of pancuronium were net suita-ble in some clinical applications. This study was undertaken to eatimate a newer shorter acting relaxant, vecuronium, in divided doses to apply for rapid sequence endotracheal intubation. The subparalyzing dose, 0.01 mg/kg, of vencuronium 4 min. prior to its intubating dose, 0.1 mg/kg, for all patients was administered under the monitoring of TOF response with Relaxograph. The intubating dose of vecuronium followed immediately the induction agent, thiopental sodium (5 mg/kg) . Orotracheal intubation was done 90 sec after the intubating dose. Intubation conditions and TOF responses were evaluated. The results are as follows : 1 ) After the priming dose, twenty-six patients complained of minor aide effects. 2) There was no difficultly in intubation. Forty·mix patients(94%) were distributed in 1 and 2 grade of intubation condition. 3) In the grade 1, female patients were more distrihuted than male patients(p
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