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Medical nitrous oxide/oxygen mixtures in hospital and clinics With fast onset and offset for analgesia or sedation, medical nitrous oxide/oxygen mixtures are used throughout hospitals and clinics.

Inhaled medical nitrous oxide/oxygen mixtures are used in paediatrics, obstetrics, and for procedural pain.  The low solubility of nitrous oxide in biological tissue and fluid means, in clinical practice, that medical nitrous oxide/oxygen mixtures provide rapid pain relief and elimination of the gas from the lungs. A further safety feature is the composition of an inhaled mixture product consisting of 50% nitrous oxide and oxygen to prevent hypoxia during administration.

Medical nitrous oxide/oxygen mixtures are administered by inhalation, so there is no need to insert a cannula or set up an intravenous line. This means that this form of analgesia/sedation does not need to be administered by a specialist anaesthetist, but can be administered by trained staff such as nurses and midwives.

For detailed information about contraindications, special warnings, or precautions of use, please contact Linde Healthcare.

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