Key result
Induction of neurolept anaesthesia and intubation produced significantly smaller haemodynamic changes compared to preoperative moderate physical exercise in patients with reduced cardiac reserve.
Why the study?
Does induction of neurolept anaesthesia cause greater haemodynamic changes than moderate physical exercise in patients with arteriosclerotic heart disease?
Observational
Does induction of neurolept anaesthesia cause greater haemodynamic changes than moderate physical exercise in patients with arteriosclerotic heart disease?
Induction of neurolept anesthesia and intubation produces significantly smaller hemodynamic stress than moderate physical exercise in patients with arteriosclerotic heart disease.
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Neurolept anaesthesia induction was associated with less haemodynamic stress than moderate exercise; hypothesis-generating in reduced cardiac reserve and needs prospective confirmation.
Bille‐Brahe et al. (1978) conducted an observational in Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease. Induction of neurolept anaesthesia and intubation vs. Preoperative moderate physical exercise was evaluated on Haemodynamic changes (mean arterial blood pressure, central venous pressure, pulmonary artery mean pressure, pulmonary capillary wedge pressure, and cardiac output). Induction of neurolept anaesthesia and intubation produced significantly smaller haemodynamic changes compared to preoperative moderate physical exercise in patients with reduced cardiac reserve.
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