Lippincott Williams & Wilkins€¦ · Web viewPropofol sedation after open heart surgery. A clinical and pharmacokinetic study. Anaesthesia 1990, 45 (4):322-326. 16.Roekaerts PM,

Light vs. Deep Sedation

Bugedo [1]

Shehabi [2]


Treggiari [3]

Shehabi [2]

Bugedo [1]


Shehabi 2012 [4]

Shehabi 2013 [2]

Balzer 2015 [5]


Treggiari [6]

Tanaka [7]


Pandharipande [8]

Shehabi 2013 [2]


Muller [9]

Treggiari [6]

Bugedo [1]

Shehabi [2]


Shehabi 2012 [4], Shehabi 2013 [2]


Samuelson [10], Strom [11]


Treggiari [6], Strom [12]

Propofol vs. Benzodiazepine – Cardiac Surgery

Grounds [13], Snellen [14], McMurray [15], Roekaerts [16], Searle [17], Dowd [18], Huey-Ling [19]

Propofol vs. Benzodiazepine – Cardiac Surgery

Snellen [14], Roekaerts[16]

Propofol vs. Benzodiazepine – NON Cardiac Surgery

Boeke [20], Clarke [21], Carrasco [22], Costa [23], Barrientos-Vega [24], Hall 2001 [25], Mesnil [26], Srivastava [27], Zhou [28]


Boeke [20], Clarke [21], Carrasco [22], Costa [23], Barrientos-Vega [24], Hall 2001 [25], Mesnil [26], Srivastava [27], Zhou [28]

Propofol vs. Benzodiazepine –NON Cardiac Surgery

Carson [29], Zhou [28]


Carrasco [22], Chamorro [30], Weinbroum [31], Sanchez-Izquierdo [32], Sandiumenge-Camps [33], Mesnil [26], Zhou [28]


Mesnil 2011 [26]

Dexmedetomidine vs. Benzodiazepine

Riker [34], Srivastava [27], Pandharipande [8], Maclaren [35], Jakob [36]


Pandharipande [8], Jakob [36], Riker [34]


Jakob [36], Xu [37], Pandharipande [8], Riker [34]


Esmaoglu [38], Jakob [36], Riker [34], Pandharipande [8], Xu [37]


Esmaoglu [38], Jakob [36], Riker [34], Xu [37]

Dexmedetomidine vs. Propofol

Jakob [36], Herr [39], Srivastava [27]


Jakob [36]


Jakob [36]


Jakob [36]


Jakob [36]

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