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Closed-loop control of anaesthesia

1996-01-01

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One of the most challenging problems in modern Anaesthesia is measuring anaesthetic depth. Before the advent of muscle relaxant drugs, anaesthetists relied on respiratory patterns and movement in response to painful stimuli to titrate anaesthetic concentrations and ensure that their patients were adequately anaesthetised. The introduction of muscle relaxation rendered traditional signs of anaesthetic depth unusabl...

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7f22bfa4-2253-583d-8b52-42bfe81cb173
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10.48730/z7w2-f973
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