… These trials will contribute to the question whether a particular anaesthetic technique is a
poison to one patient and a panacea to another, thereby bringing our specialty slightly closer to …

… A meta-analysis in 2019 of six studies (>7,800 patients) showed that total intravenous
anesthesia (TIVA) was associated with better recurrence-free survival (RFS) compared with …

… is often cited as an important element of reducing anaesthesia-… of inhalational and iv
anaesthesia when used in children. … and its metabolites may be toxic to aquatic life, 43 and the …

… caused by anaesthetics, it is very important to choose the … most common intravenous and
inhalation (volatile) anaesthetics in … In vitro, ketamine was reported to produce toxic effects only …

… As a result, the use of inhalational anesthetic agents has … climate impacts by switching toward
intravenous anesthetics. … from inhalational agents to the use of total intravenous anesthesia …

… abandoned due to toxic effects [2]. … for inhaled anesthetics. They do not function as a pro–con
comparison between the use of total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) and inhaled anesthesia…

… or toxic to the liver. … of anesthetic action by the inhalational agents. Started primarily as
an “inducing agents,” the parenteral anesthetic drugs are now evolved into “total intravenous …

… total intravenous anesthesia causes less postoperative nausea and higher patient satisfaction
than anesthesia using volatile anesthetics… in water, is toxic to aquatic organisms, and …

… intravenous anesthesia and for maintenance of anesthesia in place of inhaled halogenated
anesthetics 18 but may have a high and underestimated toxic effect on aquatic and …

… includes hypoxia-induced respiration, Additional side effects are infrequent, liver- and
kidney-related, and are most often brought on by toxic metabolites rather than anaesthetics per se.…