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Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Vol 5, 423-427, Copyright © 1958 by Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society
1 St. Boniface Anaesthetic Clinic, Winnipeg, Man
The anaesthetic management of a severely handicapped post-poliomyelitic patient for major surgery has been described. The method is described in detail, with comment on the operative and postoperative management.
Emphasis has been placed on a rapid return to consciousness following surgery, and to pain-relief from the abdominal wound without respiratory depression. This was accomplished by two methods: (a) irrigation of the wound with local anaesthetic solution as required, (b) the use of a Pethidine-Lorfan mixture.3
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