King Oyster, Eryngii · 2004 · Research Article
High relevanceStudy on the screening of culture medium formula for Pleurotus eryngii
Pleurotus eryngii
Key points
- Our experience in 1,024 computed tomography examinations of the head in 954 infants and children performed in a private office is reported
- Immobilization in infants was achieved using relatively large dosages of chloral hydrate (as high as 75 mg/kg) supplemented, when necessary, by I.M. Benadryl
- The usual dose of chloral hydrate recommended for children is 25 mg/kg as a sedative and 50 mg/kg as a hypnotic
- Satisfactory immobilization was accomplished in 350 of the 360 children under 6 years of age
- Thus, routine general anesthesia was avoided
- The wide spectrum of conditions demonstrated has been tabulated and selectively illustrated
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Abstract
Our experience in 1,024 computed tomography examinations of the head in 954 infants and children performed in a private office is reported. Immobilization in infants was achieved using relatively large dosages of chloral hydrate (as high as 75 mg/kg) supplemented, when necessary, by I.M. Benadryl. The usual dose of chloral hydrate recommended for children is 25 mg/kg as a sedative and 50 mg/kg as a hypnotic. Satisfactory immobilization was accomplished in 350 of the 360 children under 6 years of age. Thus, routine general anesthesia was avoided. The wide spectrum of conditions demonstrated has been tabulated and selectively illustrated.
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Tian Jinghua, Li Ming, Wang Junling, Wu Xiaoying (2004). Study on the screening of culture medium formula for Pleurotus eryngii. Journal of Hebei Agricultural University
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