Inhalation General Anesthetics
General anesthetics are drugs that render the patient unconscious and unresponsive to allow surgeons to operate on them. It is a reversible process. Anesthetics are given by inhalation, by an anesthesiologist, a specially trained doctor, who will closely monitor your vital signs (breathing, heart rate, temperature) during the surgery. Whilst under general anesthesia, a patient is unable to feel pain, and the patient may wake with some memory loss. Exactly how anesthetic medications work is still unknown.
Drugs classified as Inhalation General Anesthetics are frequently used to treat the following conditions:
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Ultane
Sevoflurane