paul trusten

This is the very thing I was curious about, and hopeful that someone on this
NG could tell us. My friend said that it was a small volume (sounds like 100
ml) given over 90 minutes. I was just curious as to the amount or percent of
H2O2, the diluent, and the method of manufacture or acquisition. It was
administered under a physician's supervision, but at a location at which
other alternative methods are used, e.g. UV irradiation and
re-administration of an autologous blood donation (!).


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Paul Trusten, R.Ph.
3609 Caldera Boulevard, Apartment 122
Midland TX 79707-2872 USA
432-694-6208
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American measurement is hard by the yard,
but it will be neater by the meter.

wc

Yes and no. I have seen a plastic surgeon clean a wound he was about to
debride, or perform surgery on the area . . . but not intervenously,
perish the thought! I do believe I would have called for the chief of
surgery to STOP it, or better yet, the Head Nurse of Surgery from my
humble seat and status at the anesthesia machine.

Will, crna