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Nefopam or clonidine in the pharmacologic prevention of shivering in patients undergoing conscious sedation for interventional neuroradiology
Summary The aim of this randomised, double‐blind study was to investigate the usefulness of intravenous nefopam, clonidine or placebo in preventing shivering in patients undergoing conscious sedation for interventional neuroradiological procedures. A total of 101 patients were prospectively enrolled...
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The aim of this randomised, double‐blind study was to investigate the usefulness of intravenous nefopam, clonidine or placebo in preventing shivering in patients undergoing conscious sedation for interventional neuroradiological procedures. A total of 101 patients were prospectively enrolled and assigned to one of three groups to receive nefopam, clonidine or placebo. The overall incidence of intra‐operative shivering was significantly lower in patients treated with nefopam than in those treated with clonidine or placebo (2/32 (6%) vs. 11/38 (29%), p |
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