Monitoring the depth of anesthesia with a BIS monitor
Abstract
Background: It is dii cult to measure the depth of general anaesthesia.. Negative consequences might be anaesthesia awareness on the one side, a nightmare of many patients and anesthetist too, and side ef ects of too deep anesthesia on the other, which have short-term and long-term adverse ef ects on the patients health. h is article reviews the monitoring of the depth of anesthesia with a BIS monitor, based on EEG measurements. Conclusions: BIS monitor is a clinically usefull tool for monitoring the depth of general anesthesia. With its use we can easier avoid the dangers of too shallow or too deep anesthesia. With BISmonitor we cannot directly measure the level of analgesia. It is also important to keep in mind the factors, ot en present in clinical practice, which limit its usability.Downloads
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