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sodium amytal

British  

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

Records show he was using sodium amytal and may have been employing "narcoanalysis" - a military method for treating servicemen with repressed traumatic experiences, which was largely abandoned after World War Two.

From BBC

At the hospital she said she was taken to a bare room, given sodium amytal and subjected to "terrifying" questioning.

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