Anesthesia
New anesthesia research from Japan, India and Sweden outlined
Published in Hospital Law Weekly, March 8th, 2007
Study 1: Current study results from the report, "Effect of xenon on catecholamine and hemodynamic responses to surgical noxious stimulation in humans," have been published. In this recent article published in the Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, scientists in Shizuoka, Japan conducted a study "To determine the effect of xenon in combination anesthesia with sevoflurane on the catecholamine and hemodynamic responses to surgical noxious stimulation in humans. Randomized study. A university hospital. This study involved 32 female ASA physical status I and II patients, age 20-58 years,...
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