deep anaesthesia
deep anesthesia

Again, Sutherland Simpson has shown that during deep anaesthesia a warm-blooded animal tends to take the same temperature as that of its environment.

Schleich's solutions for general anaesthesia (number one for light anaesthesia and number three for deep anaesthesia):

Muscle relaxation allows surgery within major body cavities, e.g. abdomen and thorax without the need for very deep anaesthesia, and is also used to facilitate endotracheal intubation.

"Then I'll be forced to strap them in; and as for the mutants, I'm going to have to put them in deep anaesthesia, and I'm talking about total incapacitation, along the lines of curare.

Chimpanzees are first given an opportunity to familiarize themselves with mirrors and then, when they are under deep anaesthesia, their foreheads or earlobes are marked with a conspicuous spot of rouge or similar material.

Wounds occurring in the udder and teats of cows are more difficult to repair, due to the difficult access and sensitivity of the organ, and because deep anaesthesia may not be applied to bovines.

You wake up every morning but feel as if you're under a deep anesthesia.

In medicine, biostasis would provide a deep anesthesia giving physicians more time to work.

Such deep anesthesia risked killing patients that were elderly or had heart conditions.

She hung two more units of blood, decreased the deep anesthesia medicines and noted those steps in her record book.

It was as if Poland went under deep anesthesia and was waking up to find no operation had occurred.

Yet other drug mixtures produce deep anesthesia and total unconsciousness for lengthy surgical procedures.

It resembles deep anesthesia followed by life-saving surgery: both procedures interrupt consciousness to prolong life.

Rigid bronchoscopy is often more effective than flexible bronchoscopy, but it requires deep anesthesia.

An EEG will therefore be flat, though this is sometimes also observed during deep anesthesia or cardiac arrest.

Intracranial electroencephalographic changes in deep anesthesia.

Such procedures are strictly monitored by the institutions and by state and Federal authorities: an organ is removed under deep anesthesia, followed by euthanasia.

(Finer, 1965) Though compared to ethyl ether V.A.M is less suitable for cases requiring deep anesthesia.

By the time blood alcohol concentrations reach 0.40 percent, a drunk is essentially in a state of deep anesthesia, incapable of anything so athletic as working an oar.

Although the animals' final hours might be spent under deep anesthesia, they would already have been living in laboratories for years - or months, if the transplants were carried out on infants.

Under deep anesthesia, there are practically no higher brain waves at all, making it impossible for the cerebral cortex to accomplish anything so complex as remembering what a surgeon is saying.

Under deep anesthesia, about 1 percent of surgical patients report that they could hear what the surgeons were saying around them and can even recall details of what transpired during the procedure.

Overall, the woman's brain was using less energy than the brain of someone under deep anesthesia, but some regions of her brain were running at close to normal, including the neural network that produces language.

The introduction of neuromuscular blocking agents (such as succinylcholine and tubocurarine) changed the concept of general anesthesia as it could produce temporary paralysis (a desired feature for surgery) without deep anesthesia.

As anesthetic depth increases from light surgical levels to deep anesthesia, the EEG exhibits disrupted rhythmic waveforms, high amplitude burst suppression activity, and finally, very low amplitude isoelectric or 'flat line' activity.

A long early history of poor dentistry, teeth broken under deep anesthesia during surgery, and a bite set awry by postsurgical partial facial paralysis had left me with many missing teeth and poorly sup- porting gums.

A16 GOOD NEWS FOR NEWBORNS The use of deep anesthesia to protect newborns from pain during surgery appears to substantially improve their chances of survival.