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Hypoxémie induite par les sédatifs en cours ďendoscopie gastrointestinale

Sedative-induced hypoxemia in gastrointestinal endoscopy

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Ľanalyse des taux de saturation de ľhémoglobine et de ľactivité électrocardiographique chez les patients soumis è une endoscopie œso-gastroduodénale, révèle une fréquence modérée ďépisodes extrasystoliques chez les malades traités par benzodiazepine ; dans le même groupe de patients, la désaturation artérielle de ľoxygène est plus élevée. Bien que le chlorméthyldiazepam produise moins de désaturation que le Diazepam, il conduit à une élévation plus importante du rythme cardiaque.

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The analysis of hemoglobin saturation data and electrocardiac activity in patients undergoing esophago-gastroduodenoscopic procedures revealed a slight incidence of extrasystolic episodes in patients treated with benzodiazepine; in the same group of patients, arterial desaturation in oxygen was greater. While chloromethyldiazepam produced less desaturation than diazepam, it also led to a greater increase in the cardiac rate.

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  1. Department of Gastroenterology, S. Anna Hospital, U.S.L. N 31, Ferrara, Italy

    S. Gullini, O. Basso & F. Ghinelli

  2. Department of Anaesthesia, S. Anna Hospital, USL 31, Ferrara, Italy

    R. Ricci & R. Zatelli

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Gullini, S., Basso, O., Ghinelli, F. et al. Hypoxémie induite par les sédatifs en cours ďendoscopie gastrointestinale. Acta Endosc 17, 19–23 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02965229

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