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sodium amytal

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noun

  1. another name for Amytal

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She added because the sodium amytal treatments were documented, "we can see they took place".

From BBC

Sodium Amytal was given to shell-shocked soldiers in World War Two to release repressed memories but it was never approved for use on children.

From BBC

On this date in 1929, the new anesthetic, Sodium Amytal, was used for the first time locally during an operation at the Gila County General Hospital.

From Washington Times

Allegations centred on the use of sodium amytal as part of "narcoanalysis" - the uncovering of repressed traumatic memories.

From BBC

He said he remembers being injected with what he now knows is sodium amytal, also known as the truth drug, as well as another drug which is still unknown to him.

From BBC