Volume 52, Issue 3 And 4 (30 1994)
Tehran Univ Med J 1994, 52(3 And 4): 13-22 |
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Farokh Nia F. Midazolam and its use in 100 patients for induction of anesthesia. Tehran Univ Med J 1994; 52 (3 and 4) :13-22
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Midazolam (Dormicum) is a benzodiazepine in general anesthesia. Midazolam is very suitable for premedication, induction, and maintenance pronounced anxiolytic action, sedation and amnesia, rapid onset of the action, virtually no impairment of cardiovascular or respiratory parameters in therapeutic doses, short duration of action, and excellent local tolerance are among its most important effects. the rate of midazolam in intravenous anesthesia has been highly confirmed. The required dose for the induction between 0.15 and 0.6 mg/kg, depending on the intervention, patient status (age and condition of his/her health) and premedication.
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