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ASGE-GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF DEEP SEDATION AND ANESTHESIA
FOR GI ENDOSCOPY
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Description: Background Use of Anesthetic Agents for Endoscopy Efficacy of Propofol
for Endoscopic Procedures Administration of Propofol by Non-Anesthesiologists Who
Should be Qualified to Give Propofol? 1,2 In general, most endoscopic procedures are
performed with the patient under moderate sedation and analgesia, which is also
known as conscious sedation. Different patients may require different levels of sedation
for the same procedure and patients may attain varying levels of sedation during a
single ...
ASGE-PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR SEDATION AND ANALGESIA BY NONANESTHESIOLOGISTS
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Description: ANESTHESIOLOGISTS possess specific expertise in the pharmacology,
physiology, and clinical management of patients receiving sedation and analgesia. To
assist in this process, the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) has developed
these "Guidelines for Sedation and Analgesia by Non-Anesthesiologists. The consultants
strongly agree that intravenous administration of sedative and analgesic medications
increases the likelihood of satisfactory sedation for both moderate and deep ...
ASGE :: DEEP SEDATION GUIDELINES
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Description: Background Use of anesthetic agents for endoscopy Efficacy of Propofol for
Endoscopic Procedures Administration of Propofol by Non-anesthesiologists Who Should
be Qualified to Give Propofol? Different patients may require different levels of sedation
for the same procedure and patients may attain varying levels of sedation during a
single procedure. In the randomized study,11 propofol achieved faster time to
sedation, greater depth of sedation and faster recovery than midazolam/meperidine ...
GUIDELINES FOR CONSCIOUS SEDATION DURING GASTROINTESTINAL
ENDOSCOPY
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Description: Selected patients may not require any sedation for certain endoscopic
procedures. Procedural Monitoring All patients undergoing endoscopic procedures
require pre-procedural evaluation to assess their risk and to help manage problems
related to pre-existing medical conditions. Standard monitoring of sedated patients
undergoing gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures includes recording the heart rate,
blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation.
ASGE- DEEP SEDATION GUIDELINES
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Description: Background Use of anesthetic agents for endoscopy Efficacy of Propofol for
Endoscopic Procedures Administration of Propofol by Non-anesthesiologists Who Should
be Qualified to Give Propofol? Different patients may require different levels of sedation
for the same procedure and patients may attain varying levels of sedation during a
single procedure. In the randomized study,11 propofol achieved faster time to
sedation, greater depth of sedation and faster recovery than midazolam/meperidine ...
ASGE- SEDATION AND MONITORING OF PATIENTS
99.75%
Description: However, monitoring of patients during endoscopic procedures is only part
of optimizing patient safety. Definitions For the purposes of this guideline, endoscopic
procedures include any endoscopic procedure employing medications for sedation
and/or analgesia. Procedural Monitoring Standard monitoring of sedated patients
undergoing gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures includes recording the heart rate,
blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation before sedation.
ASGE-TRAINING IN PATIENT MONITORING AND SEDATION AND
ANALGESIA
99.7%
Description: This document is intended to establish guidelines for appropriate training
of endoscopists in the techniques of patient monitoring and the administration of
sedative and analgesic medications for gastrointestinal endoscopy. INTRODUCTION The
ability to provide sedation and analgesia safely and effectively and to ensure patients'
clinical stability by appropriate monitoring during gastrointestinal endoscopy are skills
that endoscopic trainees must develop.
ASGE- GUIDELINES FOR TRAINING IN PATIENT MONITORING AND
SEDATION AND ANALGESIA
Description: Introduction The ability to provide sedation and analgesia safely and
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effectively and to ensure patients clinical stability by appropriate monitoring during
gastrointestinal endoscopy are skills that endoscopic trainees must develop. Trainees
must be able to provide the patient with adequate pre-procedure education regarding
the sedation/analgesia aspects of the examination. The trainee should understand the
significant risk of post-procedure complications of sedation and analgesia and ...
ASGE-TRAINING IN PATIENT MONITORING AND SEDATION AND
ANALGESIA
99.7%
Description: This document is intended to establish guidelines for appropriate training
of endoscopists in the techniques of patient monitoring and the administration of
sedative and analgesic medications for gastrointestinal endoscopy. INTRODUCTION The
ability to provide sedation and analgesia safely and effectively and to ensure patients'
clinical stability by appropriate monitoring during gastrointestinal endoscopy are skills
that endoscopic trainees must develop.
ASGE - PROPOFOL USE DURING GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY
99.63%
Description: Pharmacologic Properties Propofol is an alkyl phenol derivative that
possesses sedative, amnestic, and hypnotic properties but provides minimal analgesia.
EGD A randomized study of 40 patients receiving either propofol or midazolam titrated
to an equivalent level of sedation prior to endoscopy reported that propofol provided
more rapid recovery compared with midazolam, but was associated with pain on
injection, a shorter amnesia span, and reduced patient acceptance. Summary Propofol
provides ...
ASGE-PROPOFOL USE DURING GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY
99.63%
Description: Pharmacologic properties Propofol is an alkyl phenol derivative that
possesses sedative, amnestic, and hypnotic properties but provides minimal analgesia.
EGD A randomized study of 40 patients receiving either propofol or midazolam titrated
to an equivalent level of sedation prior to endoscopy reported that propofol provided
more rapid recovery compared with midazolam, but was associated with pain on
injection, a shorter amnesia span, and reduced patient acceptance. Summary Propofol
provides ...
PROPOFOL USE DURING GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY
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Description: Pharmacologic Properties Propofol is an alkyl phenol derivative that
possesses sedative, amnestic, and hypnotic properties but provides minimal analgesia.
EGD A randomized study of 40 patients receiving either propofol or midazolam titrated
to an equivalent level of sedation prior to endoscopy reported that propofol provided
more rapid recovery compared with midazolam, but was associated with pain on
injection, a shorter amnesia span, and reduced patient acceptance. 18 Another
randomized ...