Why the study?
Does sevoflurane anesthesia depress spontaneous baroreflex indices compared to conscious baseline in healthy volunteers?
Population
9 healthy volunteers
Comparison
Sevoflurane anesthesia vs Conscious baseline value (awake condition)
Design
Other, random sequences for sevoflurane concentrations
Follow-up
3 hours after anesthesia
Authors
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Sevoflurane may depress spontaneous baroreflex indices in volunteers; hypothesis-generating for their validity as surrogates during anesthesia.
Does sevoflurane anesthesia depress spontaneous baroreflex indices compared to conscious baseline in healthy volunteers?
Spontaneous baroreflex indices are depressed by sevoflurane anesthesia and are inadequate surrogates for pharmacological baroreflex gain during anesthesia.
Tanaka et al. (2005) studied this question.
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