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pmid: 8277464
The minimum alveolar concentration (estimate of spread) of halothane which was determined in 42 Chinese, Nepalese or European patients was found to be 0.70% (0.66-0.74%) in Chinese and 0.70% (0.65-0.76%) in Nepalese and 0.68% (0.65-0.72%) in Europeans, using the Spearman Kärber method of analysis. This preliminary trial suggests that there is no ethnic difference in the minimum alveolar concentration of halothane between Asians and Europeans.
Adult, Male, China, Pulmonary Gas Exchange, Middle Aged, Europe, Pulmonary Alveoli, Nepal, Reference Values, Medicine and Health Sciences, Hong Kong, Humans, Female, Econometrics, Halothane, Pulmonary Ventilation
Adult, Male, China, Pulmonary Gas Exchange, Middle Aged, Europe, Pulmonary Alveoli, Nepal, Reference Values, Medicine and Health Sciences, Hong Kong, Humans, Female, Econometrics, Halothane, Pulmonary Ventilation
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