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Pharmacoeconomic evaluations of inhaled anesthetic agents, considering factors like fresh gas flow rates and vaporizer settings, can identify strategies to reduce direct and indirect costs.
Pharmacoeconomic analyses considering fresh gas flow rates, vaporizer settings, and patient case mix can help reduce the costs of inhaled anesthesia.
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May support cost-reduction strategies in anesthesia practice; leaves open the need for prospective validation.
Julie Golembiewski (2010) conducted a review in Inhaled anesthesia. Inhaled anesthetic agents was evaluated on Costs of inhaled anesthesia. Pharmacoeconomic evaluations of inhaled anesthetic agents, considering factors like fresh gas flow rates and vaporizer settings, can identify strategies to reduce direct and indirect costs.
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