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See Latest ArticlesAnesthesia for awake neurosurgery
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology, 09/02/09
Bilotta F et al. – Although anesthesia for awake craniotomy is usually a well tolerated procedure it requires an extensive knowledge of the principles underlying neuroanesthesia and of specific technical strategies including local anesthesia for scalp blockade, advanced airway management, dedicated sedation protocols, and skillful management of hemodynamics.
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