Intraocular pressure, increased

Increase in intraocular pressure Increase in intracranial pressure Masseter muscle spasm Hyperkalaemia in susceptible patients Cardiovascular effects Prolonged block Anaphylaxis Malignant hyperpyrexia... [Pg.109]

Increased intraocular pressure, increased psychotic symptoms... [Pg.146]

Mahajan RP, Grover VK, Munjal VP, Singh H. Doubleblind comparison of lidocaine, tubocurarine and diazepam pretreatment in modifying intraocular pressure increases. Can J Anaesth 1987 34(l) 41-5. [Pg.3270]

Barbiturates depress neuronal activity in the CNS. This is accompanied by decreased cerebral metabolic oxygen consumption and decreased cerebral blood flow, since the coupling of blood flow to brain metabolism is preserved with the barbiturates. It also results in a decrease in ICP. Barbiturates depress neuronal activity in the cerebral cortex, thalamus and motor centers. Barbiturates are effective anticonvulsants (see Ch. 9), reduce intraocular pressure, increase the threshold of spinal reflexes and provide excellent muscle relaxation. The barbiturates lack specific analgesic effects and are, therefore, not suitable as the sole anesthetic for invasive procedures. [Pg.286]

Katsushima H, Nippon Canka Gakkai Zasshi 99(2), 238 Intraocular pressure increased... [Pg.238]

Intraocular pressure increased (2003) NaseriA +, Am J Ophthalmol 135(3), 415 Keratitis... [Pg.609]

Intraocular pressure increased - in vivo (IV, rabbit), 20.0 mg/animal. 90... [Pg.191]

Intraocular pressure increased Sanguinarine Isoquinoline alkaloid 273... [Pg.1088]

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