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Propofol and midazolam were compared in 40 adult patients in A.S.A. 1 or 2 presenting for short surgical procedures (< 70 minutes) with respect to induction time,
pain
on injection, apnoea, heart rates, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, time to eye opening on command. The first group was induced with midazolam (0.15-0.20 mg/kg) while the second was induced with propofol (2-2.5 mg/kg) intravenously. In all other respects except for the surgery that patients had the same treatment. The mean induction time was 55.25 + 26.66 and 69.75 + 24.72 for propofol and midazolam groups respectively. In the midazolam group apnoea occurred in 10% of patients compared to 80% of patients in the propofol group.
Local reaction
(phlebitis) was absent in the midazolam compared with 20% incident rate observed in the midazolam group. Propofol lowered blood pressure more than midazolam after three minutes of induction at a statistically significant level (P < 0.05). Recovery was significantly more rapid following propofol (P < 0.05).
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PMID:A comparative study of induction and recovery characteristics of propofol and midazolam. 1148 7
Four case reports describing our experience with clinical course and management of paclitaxel extravasation are presented. Local reactions included swelling, mild
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, erythema, induration and hyperpigmentation, but no ulceration. Two patients were treated with cooling only while two further patients received additional hyaluronidase injections subcutaneously. The latter patients suffered longer from symptoms.
Local reaction
resolved within two weeks and paclitaxel treatment was continued in 3 of 4 patients without further complications. Overall, paclitaxel extravasation induced only mild soft tissue reaction and cooling should be considered standard treatment.
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PMID:Clinical course and management of paclitaxel extravasation. 2159 93