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Inhaled anesthesia decision-making requires careful consideration of agent characteristics, such as minimum alveolar concentration and solubility, alongside patient-specific factors to ensure safe care.
This review provides an overview of inhaled anesthesia decision-making, highlighting the importance of patient-specific factors and agent characteristics in optimizing safety and cost-effectiveness.
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Requires integration of agent properties and patient factors into anesthesia decisions; extends synthesis of considerations but leaves open prospective validation.
Richard C. Prielipp (2010) conducted a review in General anesthesia. Inhaled anesthesia was evaluated. Inhaled anesthesia decision-making requires careful consideration of agent characteristics, such as minimum alveolar concentration and solubility, alongside patient-specific factors to ensure safe care.
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