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Fospropofol: A New Sedative-Hypnotic Agent for Monitored Anesthesia Care
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 10/21/09
Moore GD et al. – Fospropofol is a viable addition to the class of sedative–hypnotic agents due to the minimization of unwanted adverse effects of propofol and maintenance of a favorable pharmacokinetic profile facilitating sedation, anxiolysis, and rapid recovery. However, there are limited safety data to justify its use without the presence of dedicated anesthesia personnel.
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