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sufentanil /su·fen·ta·nil/ (soo-fen´tah-nil) an opioid analgesic derived from fentanyl, used as the citrate salt as an anesthetic or anesthesia adjunct; also used for the treatment of obstetric pain.

sufentanil

[soo-fen′tah-nil]

an opioid analgesic derived from fentanyl, used as the citrate salt as an anesthetic or anesthesia adjunct. It is also used for the treatment of obstetric pain.

sufentanil [soo-fen´tah-nil]

an opioid analgesic derived from fentanyl, used as the citrate salt as an anesthetic or anesthesia adjunct; also used for the treatment of obstetric pain.

sufentanil

an opioid analgesic, related to fentanyl.

sufentanil

Anesthesiology An opioid anesthetic that is 1000-fold more potent than morphine used in cardiac anesthesia Pros Hemodynamic stability, no histamine release, no adverse SNS stimulation. See Opioid anesthetic. Cf Muscle relaxant.

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Anesthesia, General general anesthesia Levo-Dromoran levorphanol tartrate opioid anesthetic patient-controlled analgesia Sufenta sufentanil citrate			A broad variety of other drugs and toxins have been reported to cause bradycardia, including lithium, paclitaxel, toluene, dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), topical ophthalmic acetylcholine, fentanyl, alfentanil, sufentanil, reserpine, and clonidine. What Is Sinus Bradycardia? by Jay Jenson / Health, general community Opioids Continuous infusions and small bolus doses of fentanyl, sufentanil and alfentanil have little effect on CBF and ICP. Traumatic brain injury is a common presentation in theatre by Reed, Anthony; Davies, Gareth / CME: Your SA Journal of CPD AcelRx is developing a sublingual sufentanil "nanotab"--six times smaller than a nitroglycerin pill--with 90% bioavailability. Don't let fear of opioid abuse inhibit therapies by Wachter, Kerri / Clinical Psychiatry News			sudden cardiac arrest sudden cardiac death sudden deafness sudden death sudden infant death syndrome Sudden Loss of Wealth Syndrome sudden unexplained nocturnal death Sudden Wealth Syndrome Sudeck's atrophy sudo- sudomotor sudomotor fiber sudor sudor- sudoral sudoresis sudoriferous sudoriferous duct sudoriferous gland sudorific sudoriparous SUDS suet suf- Sufenta sufentanil sufentanil citrate suffering severity suffocate suffocation suffocative goiter Suffolk horse Suffolk Punch Suffolk sheep suffusion sugar sugar alcohol Sugar Blocker Sugar Busters Diet sugar cataract Sugar Coating sugar cube sugar diabetes Sugar Free Sugar Hypothesis Sugar Icing Liver Sugar Icing Spleen sugar substitute Sugar Tumour Sugars suggestability			Suez Canal Zone Suez Canal Zone Suez Crisis Suez Energy Services Suez group Suez group Suez Lyonnaise Des Eaux Suez War Suez, Egypt Suez, Egypt Suez, Gulf Suez, Gulf of Suez, Isthmus of Suez, Isthmus of Suez-Sinai War SUF Suf- Suf- suf. Sufa SUFAC Suface mount SUFC SUFCF SUFCU SUFD SUFE Sufenta Sufenta forte sufentanil sufentanil citrate Sufentanyl Sufentil SUFER SuFET SUFF suff. suffer suffer suffer suffer Suffer (disambiguation) Suffer (disambiguation) suffer a deprivation suffer a relapse suffer a setback Suffer After Purchase suffer an attack suffer by comparison suffer death suffer defeat suffer fools gladly suffer from suffer loss suffer pain suffer privation suffer the consequences Suffer the Consequences or Enjoy the Benefits

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