… to that following rectal and nasal administration of midazolam (MDZ) rectal administration
with a shorter delay of onset. for premedication. Ninety-five ASA I and II paediatric Nasal …

… , oral and rectal administration of midazolam induced sedation in a similar time, but intranasal
administration in … This route of administration seems to be an excellent alternative for rapid …

… administration of midazolam via a ‘noninvasive route’ is generally pain free, it might be
associated with minor side-effects. Rectal midazolam administration … Oral and rectal midazolam …

… Saint-Maurice and colleagues studied rectal midazolam 0.3 mg kg"1 premedication in 16
children, but pharmacokinetic data were obtained in only nine, and there was no comparison …

… of crying at the drug administration and rapid onset and recovery. In overall age, rectal route
was better because of … This study suggests that administration route should be considered …

… tion (12) and is 0.3 for rectal administration (13), whereas … midazolam were reached at
an average of 16 min after rectal … The pharmacokinetics of rectal midazolam for premedication …

… dose was 7 ml (midazolam 14 mg, diazepam 26.25 mg). The premedication was administered
by a ward nurse 30 min before the expected induction ofanesthesia through a rectal …

… It is clear from the results obtained in this study that rectal midazolam lowers the oxygen
saturation levels, 30 min after administration, to a level significantly lower than that of the …

Premedication par le midazolam Recherche de la dose … 0,35 mg'kg ~ apparait comme la
dose suffisante de midazolam … the optimal dose of midazolam given per rectum which would …

… Our goal was, therefore, to compare rectal to intramuscular administration of midazolam and
… that for anaesthetic premedication in children, rectal administration of midazolam and atro…