General anasthesia for outpatient termination of pregnancy. A prospective analysis of 6 different types of anesthetics

: 6 different combinations of various medications were used to induce general anesthesia in 331 women undergoing induced abortion as outpatients. (Group I: Enibomalnatrium (ENA)- enfluran-N20; II: ENA-pentazocin-N20; III: ENA- d-tubocurare-suzameton-N20; IV: ENA- d-tubocurare-suxametron-pentazocin-N20; V: ENA-pentazocin-haloperidol-N20; VI: ENA-fluroxen- N20) Peroperative bleeding was greater among groups I and VI than among groups II, III, IV, and V (p .005). The awakening time was significantly longer in group V (p .001). The combination of a barbituate-pentazocin and N20/02 was found to give the best results with the fewest side effects.