P. J. Pöntinen

I. INTRODUCTION. Although it is generally accepted that a definite mortality accompanies all forms of anaesthesia, only the percentage varying in different statistics, every effort has to be made to reduce this rate as far as possible. Especially in such branches of surgery as ophthalmology...

I. INTRODUCTION The many advantages achieved by the first form of neuroleptanalgesia, such as a low intraocular pressure and a calm, painfree patient postoperatively, described in Part I of this work, were the main reasons for our continuing to use the second form of neuroleptanalgesia in...