New anesthesia drug may reduce breathing risks during chest operations
NCT ID NCT07347496
Summary
This study compares two anesthesia drug combinations used during chest surgery to see which is safer. Researchers want to know if a newer drug called remimazolam causes fewer breathing problems and drops in blood pressure than the commonly used drug propofol. About 50 adults having elective chest surgery will be randomly assigned to receive one of the two drug combinations while doctors carefully monitor their vital signs.
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