Titlebook: Neuroanesthesia; Papers presented at J. O. Johnson,R. J. Sperry,T. H. Stanley Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Tra

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Effects of Anesthetic Agents on Ischemic Brain,oke rate in the U.S. general surgical population (non-vascular procedures, patients >40 years of age) is ≈ six times that of nonhospitalized patients (10). The aging population at risk for such an insult is large and growing.

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Book 1997the Postgraduate Course of the Department ofAnesthesiology of the University of Utah School of Medicine. Itreflects, as well as past and future volumes, the rapid and continuingevolution of anesthesia in the last years of the twentieth century.

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0924-5294 edings of the Postgraduate Course of the Department ofAnesthesiology of the University of Utah School of Medicine. Itreflects, as well as past and future volumes, the rapid and continuingevolution of anesthesia in the last years of the twentieth century.978-94-010-6437-8978-94-011-5774-2Series ISSN 0924-5294

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,Hypocapnia and Hypotension—Do They Still have a Place in Neuroanesthesia?,uestions raised by our predecessors, but we are now answering with the use of finer measuring tools. The result is that the techniques we have steadfastly depended on are now being challenged both in terms of utility and safety.

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Update on Anesthetic Pharmacology and the Cerebral Circulation,ane, sevoflurane, remifentanil and eltanolone. I will then conclude with a few comments on some interesting recent findings regarding opioids and the mechanisms by which volatile agents may be influencing the cerebral vasculature.