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What kind of iv sedation they usually use in d&e procedure?

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Local sedation: Usually local intravenous sedation and not general anesthesia.

Answered 8/27/2013

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Dr. Peter Fischer answered

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Anesthesia for D&E: Usually, in a patient of normal height and weight without gerd, this procedure is done under mac (monitored anesthesia care) anesthesia that often involves versed (benzodiazepine), fentanyl ( synthetic narcotic) and Propofol (sedative/induction agent. All standard monitors are in place and supplemental oxygen is used.

Answered 5/23/2015

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