Abstract
Anesthesia and evoked responses in neurosurgery.
Highlights
Intraoperative evoked potential (EP) monitoring has become a routine part of operative neurosurgical procedures
They are susceptible to various general anesthetic agents and other drugs frequently given during surgery
The effects of general anesthetics on intraoperative EP depend on the mode of evoked response and the pharmacological characteristics of administered anesthetic drugs
Summary
Intraoperative evoked potential (EP) monitoring has become a routine part of operative neurosurgical procedures. They are susceptible to various general anesthetic agents and other drugs frequently given during surgery. The effects of general anesthetics on intraoperative EP depend on the mode of evoked response and the pharmacological characteristics of administered anesthetic drugs.
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