Acta Anaesthesiol Scand 1990: 34: 3&34
Analgesia for appendectomy: comparison of fentanyl and alfentanil in children M. SFEZ,Y. LE MAPIHAN, J. L. GAILLARD and J. M. ROSEMBLATT Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Jean Verdier Hospital, Bondy, France
During etomidate-N,O vecuronium anaesthesia for appendectomy, three groups of 13 children received fentanyl as a 10 pg. kg-l loading dose and 2 pg. kg-' increments in Group F', alfentanil as a 100 pg. kg-' initial loading dose and either 20 pg kg-' increments in Group AB or 1 pg. kg-'. min-' continuous infusion in Group AI. O n the basis of intraoperative heart rate changes, the opioid regimen was less efficient in Group AB ( P
Analgesia for appendectomy: comparison of fentanyl and alfentanil in children M. SFEZ,Y. LE MAPIHAN, J. L. GAILLARD and J. M. ROSEMBLATT Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Jean Verdier Hospital, Bondy, France
During etomidate-N,O vecuronium anaesthesia for appendectomy, three groups of 13 children received fentanyl as a 10 pg. kg-l loading dose and 2 pg. kg-' increments in Group F', alfentanil as a 100 pg. kg-' initial loading dose and either 20 pg kg-' increments in Group AB or 1 pg. kg-'. min-' continuous infusion in Group AI. O n the basis of intraoperative heart rate changes, the opioid regimen was less efficient in Group AB ( P
