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Drug Application and Technology Application in Clinical Anesthesia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jmhs.202305412
Author(s)
Shengliang Li
Affiliation(s)
Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
Abstract
Anesthesiology has now developed into an independent discipline in clinical medicine, among which clinical anesthesia is the main part of modern anesthesiology, which plays an important role in ensuring patient safety and creating good conditions for surgery. With the development of science and technology, more and more technical means are used in clinical anesthesia; at the same time, the use of corresponding anesthetic drugs to assist surgical treatment is now an essential measure in clinical medicine. However, the auxiliary technical means and anesthetic drug selection for clinical anesthesia are diversified, and the anesthetic effects produced by different technical measures and anesthetic drugs are quite different. Therefore, this article briefly introduces the development status of clinical anesthesia by reviewing relevant domestic and foreign research literature, and reviews the drug applications and technical applications in clinical anesthesia.
Keywords
Clinical Anesthesia; Drug; Technology Application; Anesthesiology
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