General Anaesthesia Recovery

Cross-source consensus on General Anaesthesia Recovery from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Risks & contraindications

The primary recovery endpoint was the interval from end of anaesthesia to Aldrete score 9 or higher in the PACU. — Efficacy of low-dose nalmefene on recovery from general anaesthesia in adult patients: a multicentre randomised controlled study
Recovery was defined as patients being conscious, easily aroused, and able to identify their surroundings and themselves. — Efficacy of low-dose nalmefene on recovery from general anaesthesia in adult patients: a multicentre randomised controlled study
An Aldrete score of 9 or higher indicated PACU discharge readiness under satisfactory safety conditions. — Efficacy of low-dose nalmefene on recovery from general anaesthesia in adult patients: a multicentre randomised controlled study
The study treated anaesthetic recovery as an important indicator of anaesthesia quality. — Efficacy of low-dose nalmefene on recovery from general anaesthesia in adult patients: a multicentre randomised controlled study
Poor or delayed recovery can contribute to cardiovascular and respiratory complications. — Efficacy of low-dose nalmefene on recovery from general anaesthesia in adult patients: a multicentre randomised controlled study