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- N F Strowbridge.
- British Military Hospital, Rinteln.
- J R Army Med Corps. 1989 Jun 1;135(2):79-80.
AbstractA case of opisthotonus following the use of the anaesthetic induction agent propofol is described. The patient was a woman with a known history of epilepsy. It is recommended that propofol should not be used in such patients.
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