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Moderator:Dr vijesh Moderator:Dr vijesh Presenter:Dr Nikhil M P Presenter:Dr Nikhil M P Thiopentone Ketamine Propofol
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Moderator:Dr vijeshModerator:Dr vijesh Presenter:Dr Nikhil M PPresenter:Dr Nikhil M P

Thiopentone

Ketamine

Propofol

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Chemical Chemical structurestructure

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoneThiopentone

Ketamine Ketamine

AlkylphenolAlkylphenol

ThiobarbiturateThiobarbiturate ArylcyclohexArylcyclohexylamine(pheylamine(phencyclidine)ncyclidine)

OHOH

(CH3)2CH CH(CH3)2(CH3)2CH CH(CH3)2

N N

O SO S

CH3CH2 CH3CH2 N N

CH3CH2CH2CHCH3CH2CH2CH

CH3 CH3

00

ClCl

NHCH3NHCH3

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Physico-chemical Physico-chemical characteristicscharacteristics

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FORMULATIONSFORMULATIONS

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Propofol Propofol ThiopentoneThiopentone KetamineKetamine

emulsion emulsion

milky whitemilky white sodium saltssodium salts

(6% sodium (6% sodium carbonate by carbonate by wt)wt)

Clear aqueous Clear aqueous solution solution

1%,2% & 1%,2% & medium,longmedium,long

Chain Chain TriglyceridesTriglycerides

Yellow Yellow amorphous amorphous powderpowder

500mg,1 g500mg,1 g

1%,2%,10% 1%,2%,10% solutionsolution

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Cont….Cont….

lipid lipid solublesoluble

lipid lipid solublesoluble

lipid lipid solublesoluble

pH -7pH -7 10.5 of 2.5% 10.5 of 2.5%

solutionsolution

3.5 TO 5.53.5 TO 5.5

pka - 11pka - 11 7.67.6 7.57.5

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Metabolism Metabolism

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PropofolPropofol

liverliver

conjugationconjugation

glucuronide&glucuronide&

sulfatesulfate

excretionexcretion

kidneyskidneys

Thiopentone Thiopentone

liverliver

oxidationoxidation

N-N-dealkylationdealkylation

desulfurationdesulfuration

destruction of destruction of barbituric barbituric acid ringacid ring

excretionexcretion

kidneyskidneys

bilebile

KetamineKetamine

liverliver

norketaminenorketamine

HydroxynorketHydroxynorketamineamine

excretionexcretion

kidneyskidneys

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Cont………Cont………

metabolites-metabolites-

inactiveinactive inactiveinactive

norketamine-norketamine-

20 to 30%20 to 30%

Extrahepatic-Extrahepatic-

lungs lungs absentabsent absentabsent

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PharmacokineticsPharmacokinetics

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

onsetonset one armone arm

brain brain circulation circulation

dodo dodo

peakpeak 90 to 100 s90 to 100 s 90 to 100 s90 to 100 s 90 to 100 s90 to 100 s

awakeningawakening 5 to 10 5 to 10

minmin5 to 10 5 to 10 minmin

10 to 10 to 20min20min

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Rapid fall Rapid fall in in

Plasma Plasma conc after conc after single single bolus bolus

RedistributioRedistributionn

&&

EliminationElimination

redistributiredistributionon

redistributiredistributionon

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Cont……Cont……

PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

EliminatioEliminationn

Half lifeHalf life 1 to 3 hrs1 to 3 hrs 7 to 17 hrs7 to 17 hrs 2 to 3 hrs2 to 3 hrs

clearanceclearance

(20 to 30 (20 to 30 ml/kg/min)ml/kg/min)

(3 to 4 (3 to 4 ml/kg/min)ml/kg/min)

(12 to 14 (12 to 14 ml/kg/min)ml/kg/min)

Volume of Volume of distributiodistributionn

2 to 2 to 10L/kg10L/kg

1.5 1.5 to3L/kgto3L/kg

3L/kg3L/kg

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

ContextContext

SensitiveSensitive

Half timeHalf time(for (for infusions infusions lasting upto lasting upto 8 hrs)8 hrs)

< 40 min< 40 min < 150 < 150 minmin

< 40 < 40 minmin

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MOAMOA

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PropofolPropofol Thiopentone Thiopentone KetamineKetamine

GABAGABA

GABAGABA

NMDANMDA

thalamocorticthalamocortical& limbic al& limbic systemsystem

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CNSCNS

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetaminKetaminee

CMRO2CMRO2 sedsed

( 36%)( 36%)

sedsed

(55%)(55%)

sedsed

CBFCBF sedsed sedsed sedsed

ICPICP sedsed sedsed sedsed

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Cont….Cont…. propofolpropofol thiopentothiopento

nene ketamineketamine

IOPIOP sedsed( 30 t0 40 %)( 30 t0 40 %)

sedsed sedsed

NeuroprotNeuroprotectiveective

Reduced Reduced infarctinfarct

Size when Size when administered administered immediately immediately or 1 hr after or 1 hr after ischemic ischemic insultinsult

Decresing Decresing oxygen oxygen demanddemandPreserves Preserves CPPCPPRobin hood Robin hood phenomenonphenomenonFree radical Free radical scavengingscavenging

Improve Improve perfusion in perfusion in incomplete incomplete cerebral cerebral ischemiaischemia

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ContCont…..….. propofolpropofol thiopentothiopento

neneKetamine Ketamine

DissociativDissociativee

anaesthesianaesthesiaa

_ _ ---- ++

Emergence Emergence reactionsreactions

-- --

----

++

Upper Upper airway airway reflexesreflexes -- -- -- -- ++

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Cont….Cont…. propofolpropofol thiopentonthiopenton

ee ketamineketamine

SalivationSalivation&&

LacrimatioLacrimationn

-- --

---- ++++

Skeletal Skeletal muscle muscle tonetone ---- ---- sedsed

NystagmuNystagmuss

-- -- ---- ++

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CVSCVS

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

Arterial Arterial BPBP

sedsed (25 to 40 %)(25 to 40 %)

sedsed sedsed

Heart Heart raterate

Inhibits Inhibits tacycardic tacycardic response to response to hypotensiohypotensionn

sedsed( 10 to 36 %)( 10 to 36 %)

sedsed

Cardiac Cardiac outputoutput

sedsed sedsed sedsed

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RSRS

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

ApneaApnea ++++Dose Dose dependantdependant

( 25 t0 30%)( 25 t0 30%)

++++ higher higher dosesdoses

Minute Minute ventilatioventilationn

sedsed sedsed

sedsed

BronchodilBronchodilatation atation

++ ---- ++

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DosesDoses

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propofolpropofol thiopentothiopentonene

ketamineketamine

inductioninduction 1 to 2.5 1 to 2.5 mg/kg IVmg/kg IV

3 to 5 3 to 5 mg/kg IVmg/kg IV

0.5 to 2 0.5 to 2 mg/kg IVmg/kg IV

4 to 6mg/kg 4 to 6mg/kg IMIM

maintenanmaintenancece

50 to 150 50 to 150 mic/kg/minmic/kg/min

15 to 45 15 to 45 mic/kg/min mic/kg/min IV–N2OIV–N2O

30 TO 90 30 TO 90 mic/kg/min mic/kg/min

sedation sedation 25 to 25 to 75mic/kg/m75mic/kg/minin

0.2 to0.8 0.2 to0.8 mg/kg IVmg/kg IV

2 to 4mg/kg 2 to 4mg/kg IMIM

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Cont…Cont…

AnalgesiAnalgesiaa

---- ---- 0.2 to 0.80.2 to 0.8

IV IV

AntiemetiAntiemeticc

10 to 20 10 to 20 mg IV or mg IV or

10mic/kg/10mic/kg/minmin

---- ----

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usesuses

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

InductionInduction ++ ++ ++

MaintenanMaintenancece

++++ ++ ++

SedationSedation ++ ---- ++

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Cont……Cont……PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopento

neneKetamineKetamine

AnalgesiaAnalgesia ---- -- --

++

Pre-Pre-emptive emptive analgesiaanalgesia ---- ---- ++

AntiemeticAntiemetic ++ ---- ----

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Cont….Cont….AntipruritAntipruriticic

++ ---- ----

AnticonvuAnticonvulsantlsant

++ ++ ----

Chronic Chronic refractory refractory headacheheadache ++ ---- ----

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Side effectsSide effects

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PropofolPropofol ThiopentoThiopentonene

KetamineKetamine

Pain on Pain on injectioninjection ++++ ++ ----

HypotensiHypotensionon ++++ ++ ----

ApneaApnea

++++ ++ +/--+/--

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Cont….Cont…. BronchoBroncho

spasmspasm

---- ++ ----

Allergic Allergic reactionsreactions

++ ++ ----

Emergence Emergence reactionreaction

---- ---- ++

ThrombopThrombophlehle

bitisbitis ++ ++++ ----

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ReferancesReferances

Millers anesthesia,6Millers anesthesia,6thth edition edition

Clinical anaesthesia,Barash,5Clinical anaesthesia,Barash,5thth editionedition

Stoeltings pharmacology,4Stoeltings pharmacology,4thth edition edition

Clinical anaesthesiology,Morgan,4Clinical anaesthesiology,Morgan,4thth

editionedition

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