Nitrous Oxide Anesthesia
Nitrous Oxide Anesthesia is an inhalation anesthesia technique that employs nitrous oxide as the primary inhaled anesthetic agent to produce a state of analgesia and sedation, distinguished from other inhalational anesthetics by its limited potency for surgical anesthesia and its predominant use as an adjuvant to reduce the required concentration of more potent volatile anesthetics.
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Nitrous Oxide Anaesthesia
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Avoidance of Nitrous Oxide for Patients Undergoing Major Surgery
Paul S. Myles, Kate Leslie, Matthew T.V. Chan et al. · Anesthesiology · 2007 · 411 citations · Full text
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