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Effects of Suceinylcholine on the Intracranial Pressure and Blood Pressure in Rabbits

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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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