2012
DOI: 10.1097/00003643-201206001-00457
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Incidence of fentanyl-induced coughing and effect of injection velocity

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“…Opioid related cough is a common phenomenon during intravenous anesthesia induction. 11 - 13 Cause of opioid induced cough may be sudden adduction in vocal cord muscles caused by opioid induced muscle rigidity, supraglottic obstruction by soft tissues; or histamine release from mast cells in respiratory tract. 7 , 8 Agarwal reported reduced frequency of fentanyl induced cough in patients who use bronchodilator agents.…”
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“…Opioid related cough is a common phenomenon during intravenous anesthesia induction. 11 - 13 Cause of opioid induced cough may be sudden adduction in vocal cord muscles caused by opioid induced muscle rigidity, supraglottic obstruction by soft tissues; or histamine release from mast cells in respiratory tract. 7 , 8 Agarwal reported reduced frequency of fentanyl induced cough in patients who use bronchodilator agents.…”
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“…Frequency of fentanyl induced cough has a wide range and it varies with injection site, velocity, dosage and concentration of fentanyl. 11 , 16 Different studies show 21.3% to 28% cough rates with 2 µg kg -1 fentanyl. 9 , 15 , 17 , 18 Lin et al reported 65% cough rate with 2.5 µg kg -1 fentanyl.…”
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