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Efficacy of I/v Nalbuphine v/s Iv Lignocain in Attanuation of Pressor Responseduring Laryngeoscopy and Intubation in Middle Age Patient Planned for Thyroid Surgery
Comparison of I/V nalbuphine versus I/V xylocain in attanuation of pressor response during intubation and laryngeoscopy in patients undergoing for thyroid surgery,selection of better supressor agent minimises the drug repated side effects like hypertention tachycardia but also helps in heamodynamically stability at induction.
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