Analysis suggests a new tool for monitoring sedative dosages, improving patient comfort in ICU care.
Light sedation is considered good practice in the intensive care unit (ICU), as demonstrated across multiple clinical situations.(1) Accordingly, the use of the lowest effective dose of sedatives to maintain patient comfort while ensuring ease of arousal is recommended.(1,2) However, there is no specific recommendation for a single drug or drug class associated with superior […]
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