Product Description
Description. Thiopental sodium is an anesthetic used for inducing and maintaining unconsciousness or sleep during surgical procedures. It is also used to reduce intracranial pressure in neurosurgical patients and as an adjunct for the control of fits during or following inhalation anesthesia or local anesthetics.
Fast and Effective Induction of AnesthesiaThiopental Sodium Injection is widely recognized for its rapid onset, making it an excellent choice for quick induction of anesthesia or short surgical procedures. Its use is recommended by medical professionals for both adult and pediatric patients, under strict supervision, ensuring swift patient management in operating rooms.
Safe Administration and Individualized DosageThis prescription-only medication is administered intravenously by qualified healthcare professionals. Dosage is carefully tailored to each patient's response and the specific procedure, providing optimal anesthetic effects while minimizing risks. Proper storage and handling further ensure safety and effectiveness.
Manufactured and Registered in IndiaApproved and registered under the Indian Drugs & Cosmetics Act, Thiopental Sodium Injection is produced and supplied by reputable exporters and manufacturers in India. Each package contains 10 vials per box, with a shelf life of two years, ensuring reliable supply for clinical settings.
FAQ's of Thiopental Sodium Injection:
Q: How should Thiopental Sodium Injection be administered?
A: Thiopental Sodium Injection is given intravenously by a trained healthcare professional, with the dosage adjusted according to each patient's clinical needs and the procedure being performed. Self-administration is not advised.
Q: What is the main benefit of using this medication for anesthesia?
A: Thiopental Sodium Injection acts rapidly as a central nervous system depressant, allowing quick induction of anesthesia. This ensures patients are anesthetized within seconds to minutes, making it highly effective for short surgical procedures and rapid sequence intubation.
Q: When is Thiopental Sodium Injection typically used?
A: This medication is mainly used at the start of general anesthesia, as well as for brief surgical procedures that require quick, controlled sedation. It is also utilized in emergency settings for rapid sequence induction.
Q: Who should avoid using this injection?
A: Patients with a known hypersensitivity to barbiturates or with porphyria should not receive Thiopental Sodium Injection. Caution is advised in those with respiratory depression, or impaired liver or kidney function.
Q: What are common side effects of Thiopental Sodium Injection?
A: Possible side effects include respiratory depression, low blood pressure (hypotension), and drowsiness. Monitoring during and after administration is crucial to manage and prevent these effects.
Q: Where should Thiopental Sodium Injection be stored?
A: Store this injection below 25C, away from direct light, and keep it out of reach of children. Proper storage maintains its efficacy and safety throughout the two-year shelf life.
Q: What is the process for using this medication in clinical practice?
A: A healthcare provider prepares and administers the injection intravenously, selecting the dose based on the patient's weight, response, and the procedure. Continuous monitoring during and after injection is standard practice to ensure patient safety.