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October 1972

Electroencephalographic Evaluation of

Author Affiliations

Chicago
From the departments of pediatrics and neurology, Northwestern University Medical School, and the Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago.

Am J Dis Child. 1972;124(4):526-527. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1972.02110160064005
Abstract

Triclofos sodium (Triclos) and chloral hydrate, when administered equimolar liquid doses of 0.15 ml/lb and 0.10 ml/lb, respectively, as premedications for electroencephalography, were equally effective in inducing sleep in pediatric patients. Minor side effects occurred with equal frequency, but triclofos was more acceptable than chloral hydrate in regard to taste.

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