Head-Down surgery position may trick anesthesia monitors
NCT ID NCT07467200
Summary
This study aims to understand if placing patients in a head-down position during laparoscopic hysterectomy surgery affects the brain monitors anesthesiologists use. Researchers will observe 60 adult female patients to see if this common surgical position changes the brain activity readings and oxygen levels the monitors display, even when the anesthesia dose stays the same. The goal is to help doctors better interpret these monitors to keep patients safely anesthetized.
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