Computerized System Aims to Improve Anesthetic Dosing

Researchers from the Canary Islands have developed a computerized system to regulate the level of anesthesia given during surgical operations.

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The goal is to adapt the dose of anesthesia to the individual characteristics of each patient and improve recovery time, using sensors and a monitor to record parameters that indicate the patient’s hypnotic state and adjust the dose accordingly.

Juan Albino Mendez, the lead author of the study, is a researcher in the Anaesthesia Control Group at the University of La Laguna, in the Canary Islands. A report about the system has been published in Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering.

Read the press release on the computerized anesthesia system.

 

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