dexmedetomidine

Dexmedetomidina

Marrazzo M, Galletti A, Solidoro S, Ballaben A, Barbi E.

2024/9 — pag. 569-574 — DOI

Procedural sedation is often required in paediatrics to execute diagnostic procedures. There are many sedative drugs that may be used, but all of them carry not negligible side effect risks and may not be easy to manage. The use of dexmedetomidine ha...

Dexmedetomidina intranasale come sedazione procedurale del prematuro per risonanza magnetica cerebrale

F. Cossovel

2020/7 — pag. 193-193 — DOI

Dexmedetomidina intramuscolo per l’elettroencefalografia in sedazione del paziente autistico

S. Amoroso, F. Poropat, G. Cozzi, R. Devescovi, E. Barbi

2018/7

An 11-year-old autistic girl was admitted to the Emergency Room for a self-resolving episode of seizure. An electroencephalogram (EEG) under sedation was easily performed with the administration of intramuscular dexmedetomidine. Patients with autism ...

Dexmedetomidina intranasale per sedazione procedurale

G. Cozzi, G. Morabito, G. Caddeo, S. Norbedo, N. Maximova, F. Poropat, F. Barbieri, D. Zanon, A. Maestro, L. Travan, S. Furlan, E. Barbi

2016/10 — pag. 641-645

Sedation outside the operating theatre for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in children is more and more frequently performed. Most of the sedative drugs commonly used in this setting, such as midazolam, chloral hydrate and propofol, may induc...