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General Anesthesia as a Multimodal Individualized Clinical Concept
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In this book, a series of modern multimodal monitoring techniques during general anesthesia are presented, with a focus on patient-oriented anesthesia based on the individual needs of each patient reflected in the degree of hypnosis, the nociception–antinociception balance, and neuromuscular transmission. Moreover, a series of secondary implications for hemodynamic status, post-anesthetic recovery, and patient satisfaction are highlighted.
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Keywords
- airway devices
- Anemia
- anesthesia depth
- Anxiety
- bispectral index
- Cardiac Surgery
- Clinical & internal medicine
- COVID-19
- electroencefalography
- enhanced recovery
- Entropy
- false news
- fascial plane blocks
- frontline clinicians
- gastric insufflation
- general anesthesia
- general emergency surgery
- Hypnosis
- insomnia
- intravenous iron formulation
- Iron deficiency
- laryngeal mask
- medicine
- Mental health
- Misinformation
- multimodal monitoring
- nociception level index
- paediatric anaesthesia
- paravertebral blocks
- Patient Safety
- PEEP
- perioperative period
- POCD
- qCON
- qNOX
- regional anesthesia
- respiratory function
- Stress
- surgical plethismographic index
- ultrasound
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-5006-0Editions