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methoxyflurane

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methoxyflurane /meth·oxy·flu·rane/ (mĕ-thok″se-floo´rān) a highly potent inhalational anesthetic agent.
me·thox·y·flu·rane (m-thks-flrn)
n.
A potent, nonflammable, nonexplosive anesthetic administered by inhalation.

methoxyflurane.
methoxyflurane [mĕ-thok″se-floo´rān]
a highly potent inhalational anesthetic agent, used primarily to produce analgesia during the first stage of labor; its use in surgery is limited by a dose-related nephrotoxicity to procedures of short duration.

methoxyflurane
an ether derivative compound used as a general anesthetic administered by inhalation.


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Ether, cyclopropane, and methoxyflurane were abandoned in favor of halothane and isoflurane.
For implantation, mice were lightly anesthetized with methoxyflurane, and the pellet was placed beneath the skin dorsally above the shoulders.
One system, developed by scientists at the University of Illinois in Chicago and the University of Miami, traps the long-acting anesthetic methoxyflurane in liposomes made of lecithin and sugar water.
 
 
 
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