Neorof 20ml Propofol Injection (5 Injections)

A short description on Neorof 20 ml Propofol Injection

Neorof Injection, containing propofol, is a potent general anesthetic used during major surgeries to induce unconsciousness and facilitate safe surgical procedures. It can also be used for maintenance of anesthesia and pain relief during minor procedures. Administered intravenously by trained medical professionals.

Neorof 20 ml Propofol Injection Uses

Neorof Propofol Injection 1% is used for various purposes, including the induction and maintenance of general anesthesia during surgical procedures. It can also be used for conscious sedation during surgical and diagnostic procedures, as well as for sedation of ventilated patients in intensive care. Neorof 1% is administered by trained medical professionals and is typically given intravenously.

Working 

The precise mode of action is not well understood. GABA is a neurotransmitter that mediates its action on certain chloride channels in the brain. Injection Propofol is thought to aid in the longer-lasting binding of GABA to these chloride channels. As a result, an inhibitory impact is observed and the channel stays active for a considerable amount of time.

How to use Neorof 20ml Propofol Injection 

Shake Neorof Injection well before use. Do not use if clumping, large droplets, or phase separation is present. Creaming may occur but can be resolved by shaking. Prepare just before each procedure. Disinfect the vial stopper, draw into a sterile syringe after opening, use a sterile vent spike, label the syringe, and administer promptly within 12 hours.

Missed Dosage

Administering the injection during or before a procedure should only be done at the anesthetist’s discretion. The patient may regain consciousness as a result of improper maintenance.

Strengths

Neorof come in a variety of strengths and alternatives:

• Neorof 10ml
• Neorof 50ml

Side Effects of Propofol Injection

Common side effects of Neorof 1% may include nausea, vomiting, headache, changes in blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, pain at the injection site, skin rash. 

Precautions and Warnings

Propofol injection consists of ropivacaine, a long-acting local anesthetic. Warnings include potential cardiovascular complications like bradycardia, arrhythmias, and hypotension. Monitor heart rate and blood pressure throughout administration. Ropivacaine can also lead to neurological symptoms like paresthesia, seizures, and CNS toxicity; avoid excessive doses and intravascular injection. Hypersensitivity reactions are possible; if they occur, stop treatment and provide appropriate care.

Drug Interactions

Neorof Injection can interact with blood pressure and heart rhythm medications, as well as opioids that slow down respiratory rate. Caution should be exercised when using Neorof Injection with these medications. It is crucial to inform healthcare providers about all medications taken for safe use.

Storage

Store Neorof 1% between 4°C to 25°C (40°F to 77°F) in a cool, dry place. Do not freeze. Shake well before use. Proper storage and disposal ensure its effectiveness and safety.

FAQs

How long after receiving a Neorof injection will I still feel sleepy?

A patient’s specific duration of anaesthesia varies depending on the length of the surgery and the amount of the substance used.

Is this injection frequently given during surgery to remove the gall bladder? Is it secure?

Neoref injection can be applied in many ways to a variety of significant surgical procedures. Only a qualified anaesthetist should administer it.

My father was unable to breathe on his own, so my doctor administered this injection and he was admitted to the intensive care unit. Is there a risk involved?

A ventilator may be necessary for patients who are having trouble breathing. Currently, the patient is sedated with drugs like Neoref to make sure the machine functions properly. Only an anesthesiologist or a physician with expertise in intensive care units can do the treatment.