سعر ميرا-هالوثان 100٪ سائل استنشاقي متطاير 100 مل 2026

Halothane 100% volatile liquid for inhalation anaesthesia, 100 ml, Arab Caps / Mira International (Egypt).

• Induction and/or maintenance of general anaesthesia by inhalation (halothane). Hospital use only with calibrated vaporiser.Population: Adults and children (anaesthetist-supervised)Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)

• Dose-dependent hypotension, respiratory depression, nausea/vomiting, shivering; rare malignant hyperthermia; hepatic injury (esp. repeated halothane); arrhythmias.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)

• Known or suspected genetic susceptibility to malignant hyperthermia; hypersensitivity to halothane or other halogenated anaesthetics where cross-sensitivity is a concern.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)

• May trigger malignant hyperthermia in susceptible individuals — have dantrolene and MH protocol available. Use only by personnel trained in general anaesthesia with appropriate airway/ventilatory support.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)
• Hepatotoxicity risk with repeated halogenated anaesthetic exposure (historically prominent with halothane). Monitor for unexplained fever/jaundice after anaesthesia.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)
• Cardiovascular depression and arrhythmia risk; avoid epinephrine-containing solutions when possible with older agents such as halothane. Continuous monitoring required.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)

• Use in pregnancy only if clearly needed under obstetric anaesthesia protocols; halogenated agents cross the placenta and can depress the neonate.General active-ingredient information · Ingredient cache / prior SmPC research (halothane)

• Halothane: Halogenated hydrocarbon volatile anaesthetic that alters synaptic transmission and ion channel activity to produce general anaesthesia.