Sentence examples for mode of anaesthesia from inspiring English sources

Plasma IL-6, myeloperoxidase and C-reactive protein were elevated postoperatively although levels were unaffected by the mode of anaesthesia (P = not significant, two-way ANOVA; n = 13 TIVA, n = 8 inhalational).

Also details of inpatient or outpatient care, mode of anaesthesia used, number of micrographic stages, margin and depth of excision, type of repair, complications, cosmesis and functional outcome, were documented.

There is variability in surgical technique for CEA 7, 8 and debate remains over optimal processes of care, including perioperative antiplatelet therapy, type of arterial reconstruction (standard, patch, or eversion CEA) and mode of anaesthesia (general, local, or combined local-general anaesthesia).

To investigate if intrathecally administered morphine combined with a low-dose mode of total intravenous anaesthesia (TIVA) accelerates recovery after abdominal surgery as compared, to patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) combined with anaesthesia, based on volatile anaesthetics.

Temporal analysis was limited to induction, mode of delivery, epidural anaesthesia and episiotomy as these rates were the most stable across years and regions.

Obstetric data like blood pressures during pregnancy, gestational age at birth, usage of anaesthesia, mode of delivery, duration of labour, complications, and birth weight are carefully assessed by the care providers.

After 1 hour of anaesthesia with 1.0 MAC the ventilator mode was switched from SIMV VC+ (totally controlled ventilation, passive patient, with a tidal volume of 8 ml/IBW) to proportional assist ventilation with 50% support (active patient).

A linear probe was used for assessing M-mode images and LV volumes (ml) were calculated using an ellipsoid model 10 minutes after administration of anaesthesia.

Private patients were more likely to have epidural anaesthesia during labour, and mode of delivery was also different, with private patients having higher rates of assisted vaginal delivery (18.2% vs 12.3%; p<0.0001) and prelabour caesarean section (25.5% vs 18%).

Emeritus Professor of Anaesthesia University of Liverpool.

Depth of anaesthesia was closely monitored.