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SHOCK DURING TONSILLECTOMY Kyoshiro Yamakawa 1 pp.711-713
Published Date 1964/8/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492203300
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Shock or cerebral anemia may be encount-ered occasionally in tosillectomies either dur-ing the administration of local anesthesia or as an aftermath postoperatively. The pulse in a shock is feeble and rapid but in cerebral anemia it would be feeble and slow.

Shocks in animals and insects may be pro-voked by fear for their enemies or the pre sence of a severe pain. Shocks occurring during tonsillectomy may be due not only to, the pain of injections and operations but also to another element which has no relation to pain; it may be due an undue increase of pressure within the tonsillar tissues particu-larly at the inefrior tip where the tonsillar capsule is thick and firm and to which the anesthetic fluid is injected with an increased pressure.

For prevention of shock during tonsillec tomy the following precautionary measures should be observed:

(1) The use of smallest possible amount of anesthetic agent. (2) The patient should be free from undue fears and anxieties. (3) Injection of anesthetic fluid should be admi-nistered in tissues outside of the tonsillar capsule to avoid increase of pressure within. the tonsillar capsule.


Copyright © 1964, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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