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Deshpande CM et al. – The results from the study show that both agents provide good haemodynamic stability and postoperative analgesia.Although sufentanil provides earlier extubation, both agents reduce the ICUstay equally. In conclusion both agents can be used effectively for fast track cardiac anaesthesia.

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