1980
DOI: 10.1001/jama.243.14.1465
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Evaluation of new analgesics. Butorphanol and nalbuphine

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“…These attributes have little relevance for the vast majority of patients who have cancer pain. The mixed agonist-antagonist subclass, particularly pentazocine, is also associated with a greater incidence of psychotomimetic effects (Kantor, Hopper, & Laska, 1981;Lewis, 1980). Only pentazocine is currentlv available in an oral formulation in the United States.…”
Section: Journ4l Of Psychosocial Oncologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These attributes have little relevance for the vast majority of patients who have cancer pain. The mixed agonist-antagonist subclass, particularly pentazocine, is also associated with a greater incidence of psychotomimetic effects (Kantor, Hopper, & Laska, 1981;Lewis, 1980). Only pentazocine is currentlv available in an oral formulation in the United States.…”
Section: Journ4l Of Psychosocial Oncologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While very limited study with nalbuphine has been performed in cats, at least in humans, it has been found that both nalbuphine and butorphanol are rapidly absorbed from the IM route and have a similar pharmacokinetic profile. 9,10 These are likely the factors as to why the time to induction and number of injections required were not found to be significantly different between the two groups of cats in the present study. Additionally, the sedative and adverse effects of nalbuphine and butorphanol are similar in humans, 9 which may explain the nonsignificance of the time to recovery and number of cats requiring reversal between the two groups.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…1,9 Nalbuphine and butorphanol are both agonists of the kappa opioid receptor and are mu receptor antagonists. In humans, their pharmacokinetics are considered to be similar, with a rapid onset of <20 mins, peak effects within 30-60 mins and a duration of action of 3-6 h. 10 However, the one prior study in cats reported nalbuphine to have a shorter duration of action than butorphanol. 11 Butorphanol has been extensively investigated as a safe and effective anesthetic component in cats.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A distribuição dos peptídeos da POMC é relativamente restrita ao SNC. Seus níveis são mais elevados no núcleo arqueado, que se projeta amplamente nas regiões límbicas, tronco encefálico e medula espinal (Lewis, 1980), ou seja, em muitas estruturas do encéfalo humano onde a estimulação elétrica alivia a dor (Pilcher et al, 1988). Os peptídeos derivados da pró-encefalina ocorrem em diversas regiões do SNC relacionados ao processamento da dor (lâminas I e II do CPME, núcleo do trato espinal do nervo trigêmeo, substância cinzenta p eriaqüedutal mesencefálica), modulação do comportamento (amígdalas, hipocampo, loco cerúleo, córtex cerebral), controle motor (núcleo caudado, globo pálido) e à regulação das funções neurovegetativas (bulbo) e neuroendocrinológicas (eminência mediana) (Pasternak, 1993).…”
Section: Analgésicos Opióidesunclassified
“…A depressão respiratória, a obstipação, as náuseas, os vômitos e a dependência decorrentes de seu uso são mediados pelos receptores µ. Não há relato sobre seu uso prolongado por via IT (Lewis, 1980). Não induz depressão respiratória, constrição pupilar ou efeito psicomimético e não exerce atividade farmacológica na ausência dos opióides (Omoigui, 1995).…”
Section: Agonistas-antagonistasunclassified