Abstract:The estimated concentration of propofol and the sevoflurane concentration needed to allow insertion of the ProSeal are respectively 38 and 20% greater than those needed for insertion of the Classic LMA.
“…In our study, the concentration used to insert the LMA ™ and LT ™ without any patient's reaction could be considered as high when compared with a recent study that reported a Ce t of propofol for LMA ™ insertion around 3.14 Ϯ 0.33 µg mL Ϫ1 [25]. But in that previous study, the use of midazolam premedication and i.v.…”
The target effect-site concentration of propofol for insertion of laryngeal tube was lower than for larnygeal mask airway (P < 0.05), with a consequent reduction of the propofol induced haemodynamic side-effects.
“…In our study, the concentration used to insert the LMA ™ and LT ™ without any patient's reaction could be considered as high when compared with a recent study that reported a Ce t of propofol for LMA ™ insertion around 3.14 Ϯ 0.33 µg mL Ϫ1 [25]. But in that previous study, the use of midazolam premedication and i.v.…”
The target effect-site concentration of propofol for insertion of laryngeal tube was lower than for larnygeal mask airway (P < 0.05), with a consequent reduction of the propofol induced haemodynamic side-effects.
“…This study showed almost identical results to those that we reported earlier for Cp 50 of cLMA. Kodaka et al [14] reported that the Cp 50 of pLMA insertion was 4.32 F 0.67 lg/mL and was significantly higher than that of cLMA in same study. It showed that Cp 50 of pLMA in our study was significantly higher than that of a previous report (v 2 test, P b .05).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 51%
“…The differences that must be considered are that they used 2 mg intramuscular midazolam as premedication, whereas our study used no premedication. A size-3 LMA was used for all patients in their study, whereas our study used the size-4 LMA for patients weighing more than 50 kg [14].…”
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