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Does Org 9487 affect cardiovascular parameters in patients under isoflurane anaesthesia?
Does Org 9487 affect cardiovascular parameters in patients under isoflurane anaesthesia?
Org 9487 causes dose-dependent increases in heart rate and, at higher doses, decreases in blood pressure during isoflurane anaesthesia, with transient airway pressure increases in some patients.
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May warrant hemodynamic monitoring at higher doses; leaves open questions on safety in broader isoflurane-anaesthetized populations.
The cardiovascular effects of Org 9487 during isoflurane anaesthesia have been evaluated using three doses around its ED90 for neuromuscular blockade, i.e. 1 mg kg-1, 2 mg kg-1 and 3 mg kg-1. Heart rate increased to 110%, 115% and 118% in patients receiving 1 mg kg-1, 2 mg kg-1 and 3 mg kg-1 respectively. There were no significant effects on systolic and diastolic blood pressures for the two lower dose groups. Patients receiving Org 9487 3 mg kg-1 displayed significant decreases in systolic and diastolic blood pressures (91% and 82% of the control values respectively). Except for heart rate in the group receiving 3 mg kg-1, all measurements returned to baseline after a maximum of 15 min. Six patients experienced a transient increase in airway pressure after administration of Org 9487, which was accompanied by a decrease in oxygen saturation in two out of six subjects, but there was no audible wheezing. These episodes were self-limiting and required no treatment. There were no other adverse reactions to this drug during this study.
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