腰椎硬膜外麻酔法
とくに牛の腹部の外科手術の麻酔法としての腰椎硬膜外麻酔法の検討
1964 年 17 巻 3 号 p. 90-95
詳細
1964 年 17 巻 3 号 p. 90-95
When cesarean section, mastotomy, and rumenotomy were performed, the author preferred spinal epidural anesthesia to that produced by simple local infiltration, because of a safer and more convenient technic. For that anesthesia 10 to 15 ml per head of 5% procaine hydrochloride was injected with a needle 10 cm long and at least 0.2 cm wide. The best site of injection was the L. 1-L. 2. The T. 13-L. 1 and the L. 2-L. 3 were also available.
The straight distance between the surface of the skin and the spinal dura mater was 8 cm in Holsteins, 6 cm in Jerseys, and 7 cm in Japanese Black oxens.
