Stigmonene Bromide in the Management of Postoperative Distention: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 10, No 4

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Abstract

By means of gentle stimulation of the gastrointestinal tract, stigmonene bromide,** a new and comparatively nontoxic synthetic parasympathomimetic, was found effective in both preventing and eliminating abdominal distention due to (postoperative) intestinal atony in the majority of 100 major surgical cases.

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