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...] potential of enflurane is debated, although it is minimally metabolised. Isoflurane is essentially not metabolised and reports of associated liver injury are q ...flurane]]. By the year 2005 the common volatile anaesthetics in use were [[isoflurane]], [[sevoflurane]], and [[desflurane]]. Since the risk of halothane hepatit

...tics nitrous oxide and xenon on ligand-gated ion channels. Comparison with isoflurane and ethanol|journal = Anesthesiology|volume = 93|issue = 4|pages = 1095–1 [[fr:Protoxyde d'azote]]

...[[halogenated ether]]s'' ([[Desflurane]]&nbsp;• [[Enflurane]]&nbsp;• [[Isoflurane]]&nbsp;• [[Methoxyflurane]]&nbsp;• [[Sevoflurane]]) <!--fr:Modèle:Analgésique-->

...} [[Dotarizine]]{{•}} [[Eltoprazine]]{{•}} [[Esmirtazapine]]{{•}} [[FR-260,010]]{{•}} [[Ketanserin]]{{•}} [[Ketotifen]]{{•}} [[Latrepirdine] ...}} [[N-Butanol|Butanol]]{{•}} [[Ethanol]]{{•}} [[Halothane]]{{•}} [[Isoflurane]]{{•}} [[RS-56812]]{{•}} [[SR-57,227]]{{•}} [[SR-57,227-A]]{{•}} [[

...urane]]{{•}} [[Ethanol|Ethanol (Alcohol)]]{{•}} [[Halothane]]{{•}} [[Isoflurane]]{{•}} [[Methoxyflurane]]{{•}} [[Toluene]]{{•}} [[1,1,1-Trichloroetha

...ly reduced, as may the volumes of anaesthetic gases (i.e. [[halothane]], [[isoflurane]], [[sevoflurane]]) used to maintain general anaesthesia. [[fr:Médétomidine]]

...st=Franks|first=JJ|coauthors=Horn JL, Janicki PK, Singh G|title=Halothane, isoflurane, xenon, and nitrous oxide inhibit calcium ATPase pump activity in rat brain [[fr:Xénon]]