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[Anesthesiological provisions during operations in acute appendicitis].

B S Uvarov, V I Sidorenko
Vestnik Khirurgii Imeni I. I. Grekova 1987 August
An experience with anesthesiological maintenance of 622 operations for acute appendicitis has shown that in 50% of the cases general anesthesia is expedient. In most patients of this group it can be maintained by non-inhalation means, mainly by Ketamine against the background of spontaneous respiration.

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