stupor/obesity

The effects of fluothane, either and neuroleptanalgesia were studied in 104 obese patients with the excessive body weight 100% more than normal. A direct negative effect of fluothane on the left ventricle myocardium was registered. Deterioration of the contracting function of the cardiac muscle

Overweight and obesity are common in patients with bipolar disorder. Rates of up to 70% are described in scientific publications. There is sufficient evidence that these conditions are associated with a worse course of the disease (more episodes, higher suicide and hospitality rates, worse response

On the basis of an analysis of changes in biochemical indices of the hepatic function in 41 patients operated upon for obesity of the 3d or 4th stage the authors make a conclusion that ether narcosis exerts a less injuring effect on the liver as compared with fluothane and is believed to be

Clinical problems to consider in excessive obesity are numerous. Careful preparation before surgery is indispensable to reduce complications during and after surgery. Choice of volatile anesthetic may be important for the good results of narcosis. In the reported case anesthetic management is

The authors have studied the response of the cardiovascular system and kinetics of some indices of fat and carbohydrate metabolism during the operation under different kinds of anesthesia in 175 patients with obesity. A comparative estimation of local anesthesia and narcosis with ether, fluothane,

BACKGROUND Common causes of non-traumatic acute cerebral edema include malignant hypertension, hyponatremia, anoxia, and cerebral vascular accident. The computed tomographic images and data obtained during care of the patient described in this case report provide evidence that hypercarbia can cause

The jet-wash technique is an efficient method for diagnosing the endometrium carcinoma. Among 750 women we detected 50 endometrium carcinomata all of which were diagnosed by the jet-wash method. Wrongly positive findings do not exist in our series of examinations. Of the pre-stages of the

Heatstroke results from a failure to dissipate accumulated heat during exposure to hot environments, or during strenuous physical exercise under heat stress. It is characterized by core body temperatures > 41°C, with central nervous system dysfunction. Functional morphology and thermoregulatory