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Inhaled Anesthesia: The Original Closed‐Loop Drug Administration Paradigm

Gupta et al., 2008

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6267544141928495945
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Gupta D
Eger E
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics

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We administer anesthetics to obtain therapeutic effects and minimize untoward side effects. Anesthetists can precisely control inhaled anesthetic concentrations by controlling end‐tidal volatile anesthetic concentrations. This degree of control eliminates the need for closed …
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