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Treatment of hiccups. Sheldon (Journ. of Amer. Med. Ass., 1927, No. 14)

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In 11 cases of severe hiccups (1 case of epidemic hiccups, 2 cases of hiccups during or after conventional anesthesia and 8 cases of hiccups after laparotomies and cystotomies) the author applied inhalation of carbon dioxide in the proportion of 5-5.6% to air or oxygen. Hiccups disappeared either during inhalations, or after them, in some cases completely.

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In 11 cases of severe hiccups (1 case of epidemic hiccups, 2 cases of hiccups during or after conventional anesthesia and 8 cases of hiccups after laparotomies and cystotomies) the author applied inhalation of carbon dioxide in the proportion of 5-5.6% to air or oxygen. Hiccups disappeared either during inhalations, or after them, in some cases completely.

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In 11 cases of severe hiccups (1 case of epidemic hiccups, 2 cases of hiccups during or after conventional anesthesia and 8 cases of hiccups after laparotomies and cystotomies) the author applied inhalation of carbon dioxide in the proportion of 5-5.6% to air or oxygen. Hiccups disappeared either during inhalations, or after them, in some cases completely.

Key concepts: Hiccups, Inhalation, Anesthesia, Medicine

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