Halothane
Description
Halothane, a volatile inhaled anesthetic, played a significant role in the evolution of anesthesia. Introduced in the 1950s, it quickly gained popularity due to its smooth induction and rapid recovery. However, its use declined with the discovery of potential side effects. This article explores the history, properties, and current status of halothane in anesthesia.
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Halothane was the first volatile anesthetic to be widely used in clinical practice.
