Why the study?
Does diazepam-ketamine anesthesia provide a hemodynamically comparable alternative to morphine anesthesia in patients undergoing heart-valve replacement?
Does diazepam-ketamine anesthesia provide a hemodynamically comparable alternative to morphine anesthesia in patients undergoing heart-valve replacement?
Diazepam-ketamine anesthesia is a satisfactory and hemodynamically comparable alternative to morphine anesthesia for patients undergoing heart-valve replacement.
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Diazepam-ketamine may appear hemodynamically comparable to morphine in valve replacement; leaves open confirmation by randomized trials.
Dhadphale et al. (1979) studied this question.
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