Clinical InformationSedation using dexmedetomidine and REMIFENTANIL (cas 132875-61-7) with local anesthesia for intraoperative speech monitoring: a case reportSedação com dexmedetomidina e REMIFENTANIL (cas 132875-61-7) em anestesia local para monitoração intraoperatória da fala: um relato de caso
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Background and objectiveSome surgical procedures such as laryngoplasty require patients to remain conscious during the intraoperative phase in order to enable speech monitoring. Dexmedetomidine and REMIFENTANIL (cas 132875-61-7) were used in this study, since they promote appropriate patient collaboration with facilitated awakening, and are rapidly eliminated.
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