Titlebook: On the Study and Practice of Intravenous Anaesthesia; Jaap Vuyk,Frank Engbers,Sandra Groen-Mulder Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Exploring the Plasma-Effect Site Concentration Difference During Effect Site Controlled Infusionf a drug during anaesthesia. These TCI systems control the plasma concentration and clinical effects are often deferred. The delay between the peak plasma concentration (Cp.) and maximal clinical effect is called hysteresis. To explain this hysteresis, a new compartment has been added to the pharmac

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Total Intravenous Anaesthesia: The Equipmentsthesia above inhalational anaesthesia vary. There are theoretical arguments like having control over the separate components of anaesthesia: analgesia, hypnosis and muscle relaxation, but increasingly the argument of environmental pollution is a consideration in the choice between inhalational and

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Closed Loop Control of General Anaesthesias automated, so that more frequent measurements are possible, allowing more frequent and more accurate adjustments to the depth of anaesthesia. Thus better control of depth of anaesthesia is possible. The dose of drug administered is individualised for the specific patient, making allowances for var

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The Effect of Opioids on the Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Propofolwhen given as sole agent, increasingly data are gathered on interactions between the agents we administer on a daily basis. We combine anaesthetic agents because the provision of anaesthesia on the basis of a single agent is associated with significant side effects compromising haemodynamic and/or r

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Patient Controlled Sedation During Locoregional Anaesthesiaood intra- and post- operative analgesia, but also has advantages in terms of health economics. The important advantages offered by locoregional anaesthesia include low cost, ease of administration, avoidance of the risks associated with general anaesthesia, including decreased risk of deep vein thr

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Target Controlled Sedation in the Intensive Care Unittrauma can now be cured. Intensive care would not be possible without adequate analgesic and sedative regimens. In fact, sedation is essential to modern intensive care medicine. The fundamental goal of critical care medicine is to support organ function and maintain homeostasis until healing can occ

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