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Öğe Alkalinised prilocaine application in peribulbar anesthesia(1990) Gurel A.; Eltutar K.; Yanli Y.; Beken Z.; Eren A.[No abstract available]Öğe Aminophylline reversal of flunitrazepam sedation(1987) Gurel A.; Elevli M.; Hamulu A.Seventeen otherwise healthy patients were given either intravenous physiologic saline, 5 ml, aminophylline, 2 mg/kg, randomly 30 min after they were given intravenous flunitrazepam in doses adequate to produce sleep and sedation during spinal anesthesia for anorectal surgery. In the control group, mean sedation scores were 1.8 ± 0.3 and 1.0 ± 0.4 15 and 45 min after injection of placebo. Fifteen and 45 min after the injection of aminophylline the mean scores of sedation were 0.4 ± 0.2 and 0.2 ± 0.2, respectively. Even though the patients in both groups appeared to be equally alert and responsive after 75 min, Trieger tests revealed that psychomotor function was still significantly impaired in the control group 90 min after the injection of placebo. The amnesic effects of flunitrazepam were not affected by aminophylline. Aminophylline may be used to reverse the sedative and psychomotor effects of flunitrazepam.Öğe A comparison of propofol with thiopentone in minor gynecological operations(1992) Gurel A.; Cinar O.; Cinar T.; Turhanoglu S.; Eren A.[No abstract available]Öğe The effectiveness of epidural anaesthesia and analgesia with morphine and prilocaine: Influence on postoperative pulmonary function(1990) Gurel A.; Senocak O.; Ozalp Z.; Yanli Y.; Yuce R.[No abstract available]Öğe The effects of labetalol and captopril on intraocular pressure and perioperative hemodynamic variables(1990) Gurel A.; Yuce R.; Yanli Y.; Senocak O.; Eren A.; Gul G.[No abstract available]Öğe The effects of labetalol and captopril on intraocular pressure and perioperative hemodynamics(1990) Eltutar K.; Gurel A.; Gul G.; Beken Z.; Yuce R.; Senocak O.[No abstract available]Öğe Epidural morphine for postoperative pain relief in anorectal surgery(1986) Gurel A.; Unal N.; Elevli M.; Eren A.Postoperative analgesia and side effects of a single dose of 20 ml of 2% epidural prilocaine followed immediately by either morphine (3 mg in 3 ml saline) or saline (3 ml) were studied in 79 patients scheduled for anorectal surgery. Pain relief was evaluated by a linear scale for 24 hr and by an assessment of the requirement for parenteral analgesics. Of the patients given epidural morphine, 25% did not require analgesics, whereas all patients given prilocaine alone asked for additional analgesia. Remaining patients given morphine were pain-free for a mean duration of 7.6 ± 5.1 hr (SD). Only 9% of patients given morphine required a maximum of three analgesic parenteral injections in 24 hr. Urinary retention was the most prominent side effect observed in patients given epidural morphine. No early or delayed respiratory depression was noted in our patients.Öğe The intubating dose of atracurium in ASA III-IV infants(1991) Gurel A.; Cinar T.; Cinar O.; Senocak O.; Eren A.[No abstract available]
