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Schwarzkopf K et al. – The major finding of this study is that oxygenation during a 30 min period of OLV did not differ between 1 MAC sevoflurane and intravenous anesthesia with propofol in a study protocol which demands comparable mean arterial pressure in both study groups. In conclusion in the study oxygenation during OLV differed not with propofol or sevoflurane at comparable mean arterial pressures.

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