Hyperdynamic beta-adrenergic circulatory state
International Journal of Oral SurgeryPublished 1 October 1977
Yasuro Yoshimura, Masahito Sugimura, Kensaku Kawakatsu
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A 22-year-old Japanese male with hyperdynamic beta-adrenergic circulatr without premedication with abnormal electrocardiographic pattern was observed during the dental treatment, which was analyzed from the standpoint of beta- adrenergic receptors and drugs.
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A 22-year-old Japanese male with hyperdynamic beta-adrenergic circulatr without premedication. An abnormal electrocardiographic pattern was observed during the dental treatment, which was analyzed from the standpoint of beta-adrenergic receptors and drugs. During treatment, local anesthetics without adrenergic beta-stimulant would be desirable but premedication with beta blocker may be enough even when anesthetic agents with beta-stimulators are used. Furthermore, premedication with minor tranquilizers is also effective.
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