Anesthesia drug study aims to protect brain during surgery
NCT ID NCT07303985
Summary
This study aims to understand how two different anesthesia drugs affect blood flow to the brain when a patient is put to sleep for surgery. It will enroll 40 adults having elective surgery. Researchers will compare a newer drug called remimazolam against the commonly used drug propofol, measuring blood flow in a major brain artery to see if one helps maintain better oxygen supply.
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Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Centre
Shanghai, China
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