Systematic review shows remimazolam improves sedation and safety in regional anesthesia, suggesting it may be a better option than traditional sedatives.
Remimazolam appears to be an effective and safe sedative option for regional anesthesia, offering a rapid onset and recovery, stable hemodynamics, and minimal respiratory and neurocognitive side effects. Based on the currently limited evidence, it may represent a favorable alternative to traditional sedatives for maintaining patient comfort during regional anesthesia procedures; however, larger, high-quality trials are warranted.
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