Added On April 2, 2010
An anesthesiologist says statements from Michael Jackson's doctor don't match the toxicology report.
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Dr. Bruce Speiss, Professor of Anesthesiology, who didn't' treat Michael Jackson, tells CNN:
"The levels of propofol in the toxicology report are considerably higher, perhaps by factors of 10 to a 100 time higher."
Murray told police that he administered 25 ml of propofol after three other drugs failed to help Michael sleep.
Dr. Bruce also highlights some other inconsistencies.
Murray says he stayed with Jackson for 10 minutes after administering propofol, in which case he should have noticed something was wrong.
Michael should have been adversely affected with seconds of being given the drug.
"If he was going to stop breathing he should have stopped breathing within 30 secs to 2 mins after the propofol went in," says Dr. Bruce.
Also, a quantity as small as 25 ml should have been injected, not administered using IV, Dr Bruce points out, sinc the IV tube itself would take up 25 ml.
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