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Galvin E et al. – Early recovery of patients following sedation/analgesia and anesthesia is important in ambulatory practice. Modafinil reduces patient–reported tiredness after sedation/analgesia but does not improve recovery in terms of objective measures of patient psychomotor skills.

   

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