Scientists scan brains to see how sedation affects memory and pain
NCT ID NCT07290205
Summary
This study uses brain scans (fMRI) to understand how a sedative drug called remimazolam affects memory, pain perception, and brain activity in healthy adults. Researchers will compare brain scans taken with and without the drug while participants perform memory tasks and experience mild pain. The goal is to gather basic knowledge about how this type of sedation works in the brain.
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