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Assessing the clinical or pharmaco-economical benefit of target controlled desflurane delivery in surgical patients using the Zeus anaesthesia machine
Anaesthesia, 10/14/09

Lortat–Jacob B et al. – The number of drug delivery adjustments per hour was significantly lower in auto–control mode. Thus, the auto–control mode provided similar haemodynamic stability and bispectral control as did conventional manually controlled anaesthesia, but led to a reduction in gas and vapour consumption with a more clinically acceptable workload.

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