Nitrous Oxide 98 % Gas

Anaesthesia, Pain relief

The gas must be used with close clinical supervision with hematological monitoring as required.

Pneumothorax, abdominal distension, suspected intestinal obstruction, bullous emphysema. It should also be avoided where the patient is unable to effectively make use of the gas delivery equipment such as maxillo-facial injuries, impaired consciousness, sedation or intoxication.

Prolonged inhalation can also result in dryness of the mouth and discomfort.

Not Classi

Generally well tolerated.