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neuroleptanesthesia

 
Medical Dictionary: neu·ro·lep·tan·es·the·sia
(nʊr'ō-lĕp'tăn-ĭs-thē'zhə, nyʊr'-)
n.

General anesthesia induced by the intravenous administration of neuroleptic drugs in combination with inhalation of a weak anesthetic.

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A state of neuroleptanalgesia and unconsciousness produced by the simultaneous administration of a narcotic analgesic agent and a neuroleptic agent, e.g. a mixture of methadone and acepromazine for dogs and a mixture of pethidine and acepromazine in horses, supplemented by the inhalation of nitrous oxide and oxygen.

 
 
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