Journal of Okayama Medical Association
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The Relationship Between Function of Autonomic Nervous System and Pentothal induced intravenos Anaesthesia Part II. The Investigation of the distribution of Pentothal in the Body changed by administration of Varions drugs of Autonomic nevous system

Matsuda, Yoshio
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Published Date
1959-03-25
Abstract
Following the estimation of anaesthetic duration, I investigated the distribution of pento thal in the body (Brain, Blood, Kidney, Leber, Muscle. Fat), taking advantage of Beck-mantype Spectroptomoter. 1) Epinephrin, Norepinephrin, Ephedrin coursed the increased coucentration of pentothal in the Brain, Kidney, Muscle and Fat, and coursed the decreased concentration in the blood. 2) The prolonged duration of anaestetic coursed by administration of prostigmin, physostigmin, D. P. E. are shown to be correlateed with an increased rate of penetration of anaesthetic in the blood and brain. 3) Pyruvate also prolonged the duration of anaesthetic and this prolongation is reduced by addited administration of acetylcholin. These above results show that the inhibition of cholinacetylase by pyruvate coursed the increased permeability to pentothal and that addition of acetylcholin reverse the effect.
ISSN
0030-1558
NCID
AN00032489