Literature review associates TIVA and regional anesthesia with better immune preservation in cancer surgery
Anesthesia choices during cancer surgery may affect immune function and recurrence risk
A literature review synthesizing clinical trials, cohort studies, and meta-analyses suggests total intravenous anesthesia with propofol and …
Choosing anesthesia with propofol and regional blocks may help preserve immune cells that fight cancer, while high-dose opioids can reduce t…
Remimazolam infusion associated with easier mask ventilation than propofol during anaesthesia induction
Small study finds remimazolam may ease mask ventilation during anesthesia induction
In a randomised trial of 76 adults undergoing elective surgery, continuous remimazolam infusion was associated with less mask ventilation di…
Patients given remimazolam had easier breathing through a mask and more stable blood pressure during surgery induction compared to propofol.
Remimazolam noninferior to propofol for ICU sedation in postoperative cancer patients
A new sedative for cancer surgery patients may cause fewer dangerous drops in blood pressure
A single-center noninferiority RCT of 80 postoperative cancer patients requiring mechanical ventilation found remimazolam achieved comparabl…
A new sedative for cancer surgery patients causes fewer dangerous drops in blood pressure and breathing slowdowns compared to the standard d…