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Effects of Suceinylcholine on the Intracranial Pressure and Blood Pressure in Rabbits
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KMID : 0356919770100030017
Abstract
1. In urethane-anesthetized rabbits, effects of intravenous injections of succinylcholine (1,3,10,30 §·/§¸) on intracranial pressure (ICP) and blood pressure were observed.
2. When ICP was not elevated, single doses of 1.3 and 10 §·/§¸ of succinylcholine did not affect BP, but 30 §·/§¸ produced slight elevation of BP.
The repeated doses(3 times with intervals of 1 min) of 1 and 3 §·/§¸ did not affect BP, but the repeated doses of 10 §·/§¸ produced elevation of BP in part of the experiments.
3. When ICP was elevated to 30¡40 mmHg, ICP was not effected by single doses of succinylcholine, but BP was elevated by 10 and 30 §·/§¸. The repeated doses of succinylcholine did not affect ICP, but repeated doses of 10 §·/§¸ produced elevation on BP in part of the experiments.
4. When ICP was elevated to 50¡70 mm Hg, ICP was not affected by single doses of 1.3 and 10 §·/§¸, but was slightly elevated by 30 §·/§¸. BP was elevated by 10 and 30 §·/§¸. The repeated doses of 1.3 and 10 §·/§¸ produced little elevation of ICP, but repeated doses of 10 §·/§¸ produced marked elevation of BP.
5. It is suggested that acutely elevated ICP does not increase further by succinylcholine.
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