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Comparison of the recovery characteristics of propofol total intravenous anaesthesia and isoflurane inhalation anaesthesia for dental day surgery.

Ahmed M. Moussa, K N Geaisa

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Both TIVA using propofol and conventional thiopentone/isoflurane/nitrous oxide technique provided satisfactory anaesthesia for dental day surgery. However, TIVA using propofol is our preferred technique due to its faster and better quality of recovery.

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Both TIVA using propofol and conventional thiopentone/isoflurane/nitrous oxide technique provided satisfactory anaesthesia for dental day surgery. However, TIVA using propofol is our preferred technique due to its faster and better quality of recovery.

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Both TIVA using propofol and conventional thiopentone/isoflurane/nitrous oxide technique provided satisfactory anaesthesia for dental day surgery. However, TIVA using propofol is our preferred technique due to its faster and better quality of recovery.

Key concepts: Propofol, Isoflurane, Anesthesia, Medicine, Nitrous oxide, Inhalation

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