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sevoflurane

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sevoflurane
a halogenated ether inhalation anesthetic.
sevoflurane
Anesthesiology An inhalation anesthetic Pros Pleasant odor–used in children Cons Unstable in soda lime, used in anesthesia circuits to absorb CO2; may break down to toxic products. See Inhalation anesthetic, Compound A.
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Anesthesia was induced with propofol and maintained with oxygen and sevoflurane.
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inhale anestezik olarak ise sevoflurane kullanildi.
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