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This editorial argues that anaesthesia should be redefined as a spectrum of drug-induced mental states rather than a binary phenomenon, with profound implications for brain monitoring.
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This editorial argues that anesthesia is a spectrum of brain states rather than a binary phenomenon, which has profound implications for how depth of anesthesia is monitored using processed EEG.
This editorial argues that anesthesia is a spectrum of brain states rather than a binary phenomenon, which has profound implications for how depth of anesthesia is monitored using processed EEG.
J. J. Pandit (2014) conducted an editorial in Anaesthesia and intra-operative awareness. Processed EEG monitoring and anaesthetic agents was evaluated. This editorial argues that anaesthesia should be redefined as a spectrum of drug-induced mental states rather than a binary phenomenon, with profound implications for brain monitoring.
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