Abstract
Summarizing the different narcotics administered singly and in combination:
1. Morphine in small effective doses, that is, doses which produce a clear cut depression, causes no appreciable reduction in the lethal dose of procaine intracisternally; in larger doses, however, a reduction seems to take place.
2. Morphine-scopolamine causes no appreciable reduction.
3. Sodium amytal causes a marked reduction.
4. Avertin with a small dose of morphine causes no perceptible reduction, while with larger doses of morphine a reduction seems to take place.
Footnotes
- Received October 17, 1932.
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