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Fries M et al. - The use of the noble gas xenon has been proven to be feasible and safe in animal studies as well as in the clinical setting. In addition to its desirable pharmacokinetic profile, xenon offers remarkable hemodynamic stability and potential cardio- and neuroprotective effects. However, its adoption into routine anesthesia has been limited due to its high cost and the lack of available equipment for its application.

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