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See Latest ArticlesDrugs of anaesthesia and cancer
Surgical Oncology, 06/03/09
Santamaria LB et al. - The aim of the present review is to survey available up-to-date information on the effects of the most used drugs in anaesthesia (volatile and intravenous anaesthetics, nitrous oxide, opioids, local anaesthetics and neuromuscular blocking drugs) in correlation to cancer. This kind of knowledge could be a basic valuable support to improve anaesthesia performance and patient safety.
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