Abstract
Aim. The use of sedation with invasive pain management procedures is increasingly prevalent. This paper discusses the inherent risks associated with sedation that is too deep as well as general anesthesia for these procedures. Methods. This article provides numerous illustrations of the risks associated with sedation for invasive procedures and explains other disadvantages of sedation and general anesthesia in this context. Conclusion. Sedation for invasive procedures cannot be considered benign and the risks of sedation should be discussed with the patient along with the risks of the procedure itself.
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