Why the study?
Increasing complexity and duration of surgical procedures under general anesthesia have led to adverse events, creating a need to examine modern multimodal monitoring techniques to better adapt anesthesia to individual patients.
Does multimodal monitoring improve clinical outcomes and patient safety in patients undergoing general anesthesia?
Design
Literature review
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Prolonged anesthesia in complex cases raises adverse event risks; leaves open optimal adaptation strategies for practice and trials.
Does multimodal monitoring improve clinical outcomes and patient safety in patients undergoing general anesthesia?
Multimodal monitoring of hypnosis and nociception during general anesthesia may improve patient safety and recovery by allowing precise titration of anesthetic drugs.
Rogobete et al. (2021) studied this question.
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