From ACE to ACENO: How America's Munson added Harley's British mixture to nitrous oxide

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Journal of Anesthesia History Pub Date : 2020-09-01 DOI:10.1016/j.janh.2020.07.006

Shrey P. Shah , George S. Bause

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Abstract

An Ohio dentist, Corydon Munson, patented a gasometer with an attachment for vaporizing trace amounts of volatile general anesthetics or their mixtures into unoxygenated nitrous oxide. After vaporizing a variant of George Harley's ACE mixture into nitrous oxide, Munson branded his own novel anesthetic combination as ACENO.

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从ACE到ACENO:美国的曼森如何将哈雷的英国混合物加入氧化亚氮

俄亥俄州的牙医Corydon Munson申请了一种气度表的专利，该气度表带有一个附件，可以将微量的挥发性全麻药或其混合物汽化成无氧的一氧化二氮。在将乔治·哈雷的ACE混合物汽化成一氧化二氮后，曼森将自己的新型麻醉剂组合命名为ACENO。

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Journal of Anesthesia History Arts and Humanities-History and Philosophy of Science

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Anesthesia History (ISSN 2352-4529) is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the study of anesthesia history and related disciplines. The Journal addresses anesthesia history from antiquity to the present. Its wide scope includes the history of perioperative care, pain medicine, critical care medicine, physician and nurse practices of anesthesia, equipment, drugs, and prominent individuals. The Journal serves a diverse audience of physicians, nurses, dentists, clinicians, historians, educators, researchers and academicians.