论文信息 - Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Endocrine Stress Response and Haemodynamic Parameters During Coronary Artery Surgery

Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Endocrine Stress Response and Haemodynamic Parameters During Coronary Artery Surgery

To compare simultaneously the influence of nitrous oxide on haemodynamic parameters and on surgical stress response, 20 patients scheduled for coronary artery bypass graft were investigated during standardized modified neurolept anaesthesia. Before onset of cardiopulmonary bypass, one group received nitrous oxide and oxygen (2:1), whereas in the other group air with oxygen (F10(2) 0.33) was used. Increases in adrenaline, noradrenaline, ADH, and cortisol were slightly less and mean arterial pressure and cardiac output reached markedly lower levels in the nitrous oxide group. When nitrous oxide is not acceptable for a cardiac surgery patient during modified neurolept anaesthesia due to haemodynamic side effects enhancing intravenous application of anaesthetics to compensate the analgetic properties of the substance should be considered.

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