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Abstract
Ketamine-midazolam anaesthesia for long-duration procedures has not been reported The approximation dose regimen ofketamine-midazolam anaesthesia longoperations looks encouraging. This simple manual infusion regimen is easy to ’pulation of the depth of anaesthesia could be easily achieved in view of the
ynamic variables and the absence of exacerbation in the stress hormones.
er simulation revealed that a discernible plasma concentrations of the drugs was to meet the patients requirements during the intra- and post-operative periods. of the patients was uneventful with better sedation, analgesia and less shivering inhalational technique with acceptable regain of mental functions. Intestinal
and hence enteral alimentation was early regained. So, our method ofTIVA
, atian is a better alternative to the widely used inhalational method with
ory quality of induction and maintenance of anaesthesia. It can be concluded that ss to intuitive dose planning will entail:
ination of the dose-plan most likely to be effective, on pharmacokinetic-
’nistration of the regimen according to these concepts; ring the effects of the drugs, and making decisions as to whether they are too too great or just right; then
ification of the dose-plan so as to improve the quality and meet the needs.