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Distinctive patterns of amobarbital metabolites
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1978This paper establishes that the relative proportion of amobarbital metabolites in urine is highly variable from person to person and that observations of plasma half‐life give no indication of this variability, but it shows that a valid estimate of a given person's metabolite pattern can be obtained by studying a single urine specimen in the ...
W, Kalow, B K, Tang, D, Kadar, T, Inaba
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Neurology, 2005
Juhn Wada1 and W. James Gardner2 were among the first investigators to anesthetize the cerebral cortex, although their agents and aims differed. Gardner directly injected procaine hydrochloride (Novocain) through holes drilled into the brain, for the purpose of localizing speech in two left-handed patients scheduled for resection of brain tumors.
Christopher L. Grote, Kimford Meador
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Juhn Wada1 and W. James Gardner2 were among the first investigators to anesthetize the cerebral cortex, although their agents and aims differed. Gardner directly injected procaine hydrochloride (Novocain) through holes drilled into the brain, for the purpose of localizing speech in two left-handed patients scheduled for resection of brain tumors.
Christopher L. Grote, Kimford Meador
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Intracarotid amobarbital procedure for epilepsy surgery
Epilepsy & Behavior, 2011The intracarotid amobarbital procedure (IAP) has been used for more than half a century to determine language dominance and to assess risk for amnesia after anterior temporal lobectomy. However, because of the risk associated with angiography and the development of noninvasive techniques, the need for the IAP when evaluating patients for epilepsy ...
Ashwini, Sharan +3 more
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Propofol as a substitute for amobarbital in Wada testing
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2015We describe a patient with equivocal findings on functional MRI (fMRI), who underwent a propofol Wada test, review the literature on this topic and suggest a protocol for the use of propofol for a Wada test. Although fMRI techniques can usually accurately lateralize language, the Wada test remains the gold standard for preoperative lateralization and ...
Albert Ho Yuen, Chiu +4 more
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Death attributed to amobarbital and levomepromazine intoxication
Legal Medicine, 1999A 29-year-old man, possibly a schizophrenic patient, was found dead 9 h after admission to a hospital. Autopsy revealed neither significant injuries nor diseases except for congestion of all organs. Microscopic examination revealed severe edema in the lung and slight centrilobular necrosis in the liver.
Y, Hino +4 more
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Pharmakokinetik des Amobarbital
1975Barbiturate mit langer biologischer Halbwertszeit (HWZ) wie Barbital werden vom Organismus weitgehend unverandert ausgeschieden [1, 2]. Die lange HWZ resultiert aus der extensiven Ruckresorption der nichtionisierten Form durch die Niere.
K. Schnelle +3 more
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An Alternative to the Amobarbital Interview
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1980L, Grinspoon, J B, Bakalar
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Effects of amobarbital on discrimination acquisition and reversal
Psychopharmacologia, 1967Thirty-two rats injected with 20 mg/kg amobarbital and 32 given placebo were run 96 trials on a black-white discrimination followed by 160 trials of reversal training. Trials to the discriminanda were equated to provide speed data to the nonrewarded stimulus (S−) as well as to the rewarded stimulus (S+).
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