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CONDITION / FOCUS: POSTOPERATIVE COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION (POCD) FOLLOWING SPINAL SURGERY

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Study tests which anesthetic keeps your mind sharper after back surgery

Symptom relief Completed

This study compared two common anesthesia drugs to see which one better protects memory and thinking after spinal surgery. Twenty patients were randomly given either sevoflurane (inhaled gas) or propofol (IV drip) during their operation. Researchers tested their memory and thinki…

Matched conditions: CONDITION / FOCUS: POSTOPERATIVE COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION (POCD) FOLLOWING SPINAL SURGERY

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Universitas Sumatera Utara • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Apr 02, 2026 07:57 UTC

CONDITION / FOCUS: POSTOPERATIVE COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION (POCD) FOLLOWING SPINAL SURGERY

Get alerted when new CONDITION / FOCUS: POSTOPERATIVE COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION (POCD) FOLLOWING SPINAL SURGERY trials appear

Study tests which anesthetic keeps your mind sharper after back surgery