Midazolam was applied transmucosally in 47 children randomly assigned to three different
groups. Group N received 0.2 mg· kg− 1 nasally, group R 0.5 mg· kg− 1 rectally, and group S …

Background: Nasal transmucosal midazolam is effective for premedication of pediatric
patients; however, 61–74% of these patients cry at nasal drug administration. Sublingual …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate various doses of sublingual midazolam
premedication in children. In our prospective, double‐blind, placebo‐controlled trial …

Purpose: To evaluate the acceptance and effectiveness of 0.2 mg· kg− 1 of oral
transmucosal midazolam as a premedicant in infants and preschool children. Method: In a …

We report a study performed to compare the time and plasma drug concentrations
necessary to achieve a similar state of sedation after midazolam premedication given by …

Midazolam is often used for paediatric premedication. We have compared two methods of
administering midazolam intranasally in 44 surgical day-case children allocated randomly to …

The aim of this study was to assess oral premedication with midazolam in paediatric
anaesthesia. Sedation, quality of induction, recovery time, acceptance and effects on gastric …

Midazolam is often used for the premedication of children in the pre-school age group.
Different noninvasive routes of administration have been described. In a prospective study …

Background: We undertook a study to determine the effects of four routes of administation on
the efficacy of midazolam for premedication. Methods: In a randomized double‐blind study …

The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of intramuscular and intranasal
midazolam used as a premedication before intravenous conscious sedation. Twenty-three …