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Inhalational volatile-based sedation for COVID-19 pneumonia and ARDS

Jerath et al., 2020

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5701995603748070950
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Jerath A
Ferguson N
Cuthbertson B
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Intensive care medicine

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Hospitals worldwide are experiencing a shortage in essential intravenous sedative medications. This is attributable to high number and high sedative needs of COVID-19 critical care patients with disruption of drug supply chains. Inhaled volatile anesthetic agents …
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