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Pediatrics, 1981
Since narcotic antagonists have long been used in the second stage of labor1 and naloxone has been shown to have no detrimental effects on the normal fetus,2 I wonder why the Committee on Drugs3 recommends that naloxone not be used to reverse the fetal and neonatal effects of maternally administered narcotic analgesics?
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Since narcotic antagonists have long been used in the second stage of labor1 and naloxone has been shown to have no detrimental effects on the normal fetus,2 I wonder why the Committee on Drugs3 recommends that naloxone not be used to reverse the fetal and neonatal effects of maternally administered narcotic analgesics?
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2019
Naloxone is a highly specific, high-affinity opioid antagonist used to reverse the effects of opioids. It is available in several formulations for convenient administration by medical trained personnel and by lay persons in the ambulatory setting. Naltrexone is available orally or by long acting intramuscular injection for alcohol or opioid dependence ...
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Naloxone is a highly specific, high-affinity opioid antagonist used to reverse the effects of opioids. It is available in several formulations for convenient administration by medical trained personnel and by lay persons in the ambulatory setting. Naltrexone is available orally or by long acting intramuscular injection for alcohol or opioid dependence ...
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Is Naloxone a Nonspecific Analeptic?
Anesthesiology, 1979J. Antonio Aldrete, Ernesto Goldman
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