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Tailor-made Anesthesia



Interpretation of anesthetic adequacy
by B. Rehberg-Klug, MD. PD, Dr

Although the primary target of anesthetic drugs is the CNS, most anesthesiologists confine monitoring during anesthesia to cardiocirculatory and respiratory parameters.
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Clinical Papers
Low flow anesthesia: Advantages and disadvantages
by Paul H. Ting, MD

Low flow anesthesia is not a new concept. The technique has been in use since the 1800’s. It fell out of favor when halothane was introduced in the mid-twentieth century due to the inability of newly developed vaporizers to accurately deliver volatile agent at low flows. More...

  
Educational Support
Low flow anesthesia: Technical requirements and other considerations for low flow anesthesia
by Paul H. Ting, MD

Monitors for anesthetic agent concentration and inspired oxygen concentration are necessary. Similarly, pulse oximetry provides an important monitor when the risk of delivering low oxygen volumes is present. More...



Deepen your understanding about Adequacy of Anesthesia

Adequate anesthesia results from a balance of various components. Therefore, it needs to be assessed with more than just one parameter. More...

 

  


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From the Editor-in-Chief
by Ilkka S. Kalli MD, PhD, MBA

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