Abstract
Patients were scheduled for minor gynaecologic (hystoscopy) or urologic procedures planed to last 1-2 h under sevoflurane induction and maintenance of anaesthesia with spontaneous ventilation of the lungs via a laryngeal mask airway. There was difference between the groups in fluid administration, duration of fasting, surgical procedure, maintenance end-tidal sevoflurane concentration or postoperative opioid use. In the post-anaesthetic care unit, the times from discontinuation of anaesthesia to awakening, orientation, obey commands and Aldrete score = 10 did not differ between the groups. Discharge was not delayed in any patient.
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