Product Images Flumazenil

This text describes a study on the effects of different doses of Flumazenil in reversing sedation produced by midazolam infusion. The text mentions doses of 0.2, 0.6 and 1 mg and shows a graph with blood levels in ng/mL and minutes after injection. The graph also shows changes in alertness as a function of time and dose.*

This is a medical report that provides quantitative data about Conax concentration in ng/mL, AUC (area under the curve) in ng-hr/m, Cl (clearance rate) in Uhr/kg and half-life in minutes. These measurements may be useful in monitoring drug levels and assessing drug efficacy in patients.*

The use of flumazenil may cause seizures, particularly in patients who have been on benzodiazepines for long-term sedation or in overdose cases where patients are showing signs of serious cyclic anti-depressant overdose. Practitioners should be prepared to manage seizures and individualize the dosage of flumazenil.*

This is a medication information label for flumazenil injection. The medication is intended for intravenous use only and should be stored at room temperature. The label also provides cautionary information such as keeping it out of children's reach, protecting it from light, and not freezing it. It indicates the manufacturer and is packaged by Henry Schein Inc. The lot and item numbers are also provided.*