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Enflurane anesthesia and changes of intracranial pressure
Journal of Neurosurgery
|February 1, 1978
Abstract:
Enflurane has been recommended by some as an ideal agent for use in neuroanesthesia. There is no statistically significant alteration of normal intracranial pressure with enflurane anesthesia. However, supporting a clinical impression, this study demonstrates in dogs that enflurane will significantly increase an already elevated intracranial pressure.