This practice advisory provides consensus-based guidance on identifying risk factors and utilizing brain function monitors to prevent unintended intraoperative awareness during general anesthesia.
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Avoid routine brain function monitoring during general anesthesia; reinforces consensus against broad use and narrows future research to high-risk subgroups.
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A 2006 study conducted a review in Intraoperative awareness under general anesthesia. Brain function monitoring was evaluated on Intraoperative awareness. Brain function monitoring is not routinely recommended for patients undergoing general anesthesia to reduce the frequency of intraoperative awareness or to monitor depth of anesthesia.
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