Administration of General Anesthesia - Emergence

Administration of General Anesthesia - Emergence is a topic covered in the Clinical Anesthesia Procedures.

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During this period, the patient makes the transition from an unconscious state to an awake state with intact protective reflexes. This is a critical, understudied, and often underemphasized phase of the anesthetic plan. Claims data reveals that untoward events occur frequently during emergence from general anesthesia.

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During this period, the patient makes the transition from an unconscious state to an awake state with intact protective reflexes. This is a critical, understudied, and often underemphasized phase of the anesthetic plan. Claims data reveals that untoward events occur frequently during emergence from general anesthesia.

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