Inhaled CH3Cl [3 is subscript] anesthetic {chloroform} is toxic.
Inhaled anesthetic {enflurane} can replace chloroform and ether. It affects nitric-oxide synthesis.
William Morton [? to 1868] used inhaled gas {ether} [1846] for surgery October 16 {Ether Day}. Ether is too volatile.
Inhaled anesthetic {halothane} can replace chloroform and ether. It affects nitric-oxide synthesis.
Inhaled anesthetic {isoflurane} can replace chloroform and ether. It affects nitric-oxide synthesis.
Humphrey Davy noted [1800] inhaled anesthetic {nitrous oxide} {laughing gas}. Horace Wells used it in dentistry [1844]. Nitrous oxide prevents glutamine binding at NMDA-receptor complexes [Flohr, 2000]. It reduces felt time.
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