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Inhalation anesthesia for up to one hour

Inhalation anesthesia for up to one hour

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Inhalation Anesthesia Up to One Hour is a general anesthesia procedure in which anesthetic medications are administered via inhalation, typically through a mask or a tube connected to an anesthesia machine. This method is used for short surgical procedures or interventions that do not require prolonged anesthesia.

Procedure Details

Type of Anesthetic: The substances used in inhalation anesthesia include volatile agents such as sevoflurane or desflurane, which act quickly and allow precise control over the depth of anesthesia.
Monitoring: The patient is carefully monitored during the procedure to assess vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation).
Quick Recovery: Due to the short duration, the patient can wake up more quickly and may have a shorter recovery time compared to longer anesthesia procedures.

Advantages

Increased safety for short procedures
Controlled depth of anesthesia and the ability to adjust it rapidly, which helps reduce the risks associated with prolonged anesthesia

Preparation:

Before the procedureInform the doctor about all diseases you suffer from, known allergies and medicines you are taking. Let us know if you have had adverse reactions to anesthetics in the past or if you have respiratory/cardiovascular problems. Preoperative tests (hemogram, coagulation, EKG, etc. ) may be required, depending on the doctor's recommendation. Food and liquidsDo not eat solid food 6–8 hours before the procedure. Do not consume liquids (including water) 2–4 hours before, as directed by the medical team. Do not smoke or drink alcohol on the day of the procedure. On the day of anesthesiaPresent yourself with good personal hygiene, no make-up, nail polish or jewellery. Wear comfortable clothes that can be easily removed. Present medical documents and results of previous tests. You will sign the informed consent after the discussion with the anesthetist. After the procedureYou will be monitored for a short period in the post-anesthetic monitoring room. It is normal to feel sleepy, slightly dizzy or dry in the mouth after waking up. Do not drive or make important decisions for 24 hours after anesthesia. Make sure you have someone to accompany you and help you after discharge.