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Quick Scroll 08.04.07 (11 months ago) #11
it is increased for a perios of 3-15 minutes and later returns to normal if i remember correct.
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Quick Scroll 09.15.07 (10 months ago) #12
It increases ict iop [/i]
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Quick Scroll 09.15.07 (10 months ago) #13
Scoline increases ICT to a small extent. This is due to the muscle fasciculations which lead to an increase in cerebral activity. This can be attenuated by hyperventilation ( Hyperventilation washes out CO2 and this hypocapnia causes a decrease in cerebral blood flow. It can also be prevented by a small (defasciculating) dose of a non-depolarising relaxant like atracurium or vecuronium or by giving (preservative free) lignocaine @ 1.5 mg/kg or fentanyl @ 1-2 mcg/kg prior to giving the scoline.)
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Skeletal muscle fasciculations caused by suxamethonium increase ICT, IOP and intra abdominal pressure.
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Quick Scroll 10.18.07 (9 months ago) #16
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Quick Scroll 11.09.07 (8 months ago) #17
it increases pressure in all closed cavities in human bodies
So, the answer is Increase intracranial pressure
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Quick Scroll 11.11.07 (8 months ago) #18
Muhannadfa wrote:
it increases pressure in all closed cavities in human bodies
So, the answer is Increase intracranial pressure




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Quick Scroll 11.18.07 (8 months ago) #19
it increases ICP; but that is not clinically significant
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Quick Scroll Anaesthesia 04.29.08 (2 months ago) #20
succinylcholine decreases the ict..acc to mudit khanna
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