Why the study?
Does mechanical ventilation with fentanyl and alcuronium compared to spontaneous breathing of nitrous oxide, oxygen, and halothane affect symptomatic morbidity in patients undergoing outpatient dental surgery?
Population
Patients undergoing outpatient dental surgery
Comparison
Mechanical ventilation with fentanyl and… vs Spontaneous breathing of nitrous oxide, oxygen…
Follow-up
Day of operation and subsequently
Authors
Loading...
May increase same-day morbidity in outpatient dental anaesthesia; leaves open applicability to modern agents and settings.
Does mechanical ventilation with fentanyl and alcuronium compared to spontaneous breathing of nitrous oxide, oxygen, and halothane affect symptomatic morbidity in patients undergoing outpatient dental surgery?
In outpatient dental surgery, mechanical ventilation with fentanyl and alcuronium is associated with higher same-day symptomatic morbidity compared to spontaneous breathing with halothane.
HENEGHAN et al. (1981) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched one closely related paper. Consider it for comparative context: