抜歯手術における血圧変動について

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The observation as to blood pressure and psychogalvanic phenomenon in the 153 examples of outpatients (extracting teeth) and those of 124 indoor patients shows the following results.
1. The fluctuation of blood pressure in the course of operation of extracting teeth can classify as the following five types. Type A: No fluctuation of blood pressure can be observed before, and in the course of, and after the operation. Type B: Rising of blood pressure after the operation. Type C: Falling and then rising of blood pressure in the course of operation. Type D: Falling of blood prassure after the operation. Type E: Falling of blood pressure soon after rising in the course of operation.
2. Major fluctuation of blood pressure is not found in the course of operation (extracting teeth), when 10cc of 1 per cent hydrochloric procain was injected for the purpose of anesthesia, with or without a drop of 0.1 per cent of adrenaline.
3. As to the patients (to extract teeth), when observed by psychogalvanic phenomenon, spiritual excitement is closely connected with the fluctuation of blood pressure.
4. As to the indoor patients, no sudden falling of blood pressure is not observed soon after the commencement of operation. Shedding of blood and anesthesia exercise great influence on the patients and generally an inclination of rising of the blood pressure in the beginning of operation, and falling in the course of operation and again rising in the last stage of operation is observed.