1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01132367
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Assessment of depth of general anesthesia

Abstract: The daily use of muscle relaxants and the lack of correlation between the hemodynamic behavior and stages of general anesthesia represent the main obstacles in defining the level of cortical activity depression by the anesthetic drugs. Since classical EEG is cumbersome in the operating room, and demands special knowledge, computerized methods of EEG wave analysis have more or less replaced the 'raw' display of the electrical activity of CNS. The paper describes the place of spectral edge frequency (SEF), one o… Show more

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“…S1 ), as proposed by Gurman. 6 The optimal range of the BIS and MAP determines an area of appropriate anaesthesia state, labelled the optimal anaesthesia zone. Anaesthesia inadequacy can be quantified through a vector connecting the patient's current position to the central point of the two-dimensional matrix, where the reference values for the control functions of the BIS and MAP are arranged.…”
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“…S1 ), as proposed by Gurman. 6 The optimal range of the BIS and MAP determines an area of appropriate anaesthesia state, labelled the optimal anaesthesia zone. Anaesthesia inadequacy can be quantified through a vector connecting the patient's current position to the central point of the two-dimensional matrix, where the reference values for the control functions of the BIS and MAP are arranged.…”
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confidence: 99%