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An evaluation of enflurane combined with nitrous oxide as an amnesic agent for outpatient oral surgery.

J E Buhler, R A Kraut, Shelton Dw, D Mangelsdorff, Watson Rl

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Nitrous oxide has been added to a technique for anesthesia, allowing the concentration of enflurane to be reduced by a third while retaining the amnesic properties, stable physiologic parameters, rapid recovery, and excellent acceptance by the patient.

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Nitrous oxide has been added to a technique for anesthesia, allowing the concentration of enflurane to be reduced by a third while retaining the amnesic properties, stable physiologic parameters, rapid recovery, and excellent acceptance by the patient.

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Nitrous oxide has been added to a technique for anesthesia, allowing the concentration of enflurane to be reduced by a third while retaining the amnesic properties, stable physiologic parameters, rapid recovery, and excellent acceptance by the patient.

Key concepts: Enflurane, Nitrous oxide, Medicine, Anesthesia, Oral surgery, Amnesia, Surgery, Halothane

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