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Sodium thiopental

Sodium thiopental

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Oct 28, 2026

RachelHOST
4:21
It suggests impending herniation.
RachelHOST
4:23
Thiopentone may also be used for critical refractory raised ICP, and craniotomy may also be considered.
RachelHOST
4:30
However, the RESCU-ICP trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2016 showed that while decompressive craniectomy for traumatic raised ICP improved survival rates, it led to higher rates of persisting neurological impairment and severe disability.
RachelHOST
4:46
In summary, TBI is a spectrum of disease, but its recognition and management are key for the FRCA.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:37
The original lethal injection drug was sodium, uh, ah, thiopental.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:43
I might be saying that wrong.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:46
Thiopental, T-H-I-O-P-E-N-T-A-L, whatever that is, manufactured in the US by a company called Hospira.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:55
In twenty eleven, Hospira stopped making it.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:58
There was no remaining American manufacturer.
Tony BrueskiHOST
17:21
The original lethal injection drug was sodium, uh, uh, thiopental.
Tony BrueskiHOST
17:27
I might be saying that wrong.
Tony BrueskiHOST
17:29
Thiopental, T-H-I-O-P-E-N-T-A-L, whatever that is, manufactured in the US by a company called Hospira.
Tony BrueskiHOST
17:39
In twenty eleven, Hospira stopped making it.
Tony BrueskiHOST
17:42
There was no remaining American manufacturer.
Tony BrueskiHOST
19:03
The original lethal injection drug was sodium, uh, uh, thiopental.
Tony BrueskiHOST
19:09
I might be saying that wrong.
Tony BrueskiHOST
19:11
Thiopental, T-H-I-O-P-E-N-T-A-L, whatever that is, manufactured in the US by a company called Hospira.
Tony BrueskiHOST
19:20
In twenty eleven, Hospira stopped making it.
Tony BrueskiHOST
19:23
There was no remaining American manufacturer.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:11
The original lethal injection drug was sodium, uh, ah, thiopental.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:17
I might be saying that wrong.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:20
Thiopental, T-H-I-O-P-E-N-T-A-L, whatever that is, manufactured in the US by a company called Hospira.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:29
In twenty eleven, Hospira stopped making it.
Tony BrueskiHOST
18:32
There was no remaining American manufacturer.

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