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The haemodynamic and myocardial metabolic effects of adding 50 per cent nitrous oxide to 0.5 per cent halothane were studied in 13 patients, before the surgical incision for coronary artery vein grafts. Cardiac output and coronary sinus blood flow were determined by thermodilution, along with haemodynamic measurements. Measurements 15 minutes after addition of nitrous oxide revealed a significant decrease in heart rate, arterial pressure, cardiac index, coronary sinus blood flow and myocardial oxygen consumption. There was a significant increase in coronary sinus lactate content, and a significant decrease, from 27 to 11 per cent, in myocardial lactate extraction. We conclude that these circulatory changes were likely to be due to a depression of ventricular function by the nitrous oxide. The myocardia of these patients with severe coronary disease were becoming globally ischaemic while they were receiving 50 per cent oxygen, in the presence of hypotension. Nitrous oxide should be turned off when hypotension occurs in coronary patients.

Nitrous oxide added to halothane reduces coronary flow and myocardial oxygen consumption in patients with coronary disease