Randomized controlled trial shows nerve block reduces coughing and hemodynamic responses in craniotomy patients, suggesting smoother emergence.
The SLNB significantly suppressed extubation-related responses during anesthetic emergence after craniotomy by reducing coughing and attenuating hemodynamic fluctuations, thereby contributing to a smoother emergence profile.
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