Abstract
In fact, we have used propofol for procedural sedation and as an induction agent for intubation since 1995. Among our emergency physicians it has become the agent of choice (in combination with appropriate analgesia), particularly for orthopedic procedures. Although we have not been tracking its use, we are unaware of any adverse outcomes. Due to its rapid onset, short duration, and ease of titration, we find it easier to employ when one physician performs the procedure while another manages the sedation. We have been performing policydriven conscious sedation since the mid-1980s. Our procedural sedation policy was written in consultation with our Anesthesia Department and has their approval. Although the policy does
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