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Book 1990le is done to monitor those patients which are at risk of cerebral lesions either in the OR or in the ICU. Due to the inconsistency of reports regarding the application and the benefits computerized EEG and/or evoked potential monitoring will bring to the clinician, physicians still are reluctant to

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Anesthesia and the EEG,y during surgery, at a state where anesthesia . the events to such a degree that the sequelae will only become aware when the patient regains his consciousness. The common EEG-pattern sequences as they occur with increasing depth of anesthesia are as follows:

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Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEPs) and Brainstem Auditory Evoked Responses (BAER or BAEP),rms as they are recorded by the electrode montage (active = earlobe on the same side as the stimulus = ipsilateral; the reference electrode on the vertex = C.; the grounding on the fronthead = FpZ) results in seven characteristic peaks which more or less can be attributed to specific sites of origin along the primary auditory pathway (Fig. 103).

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Introduction,on or of hypoxemia during or after anesthesia are seldom detected shortly after their initiation, as monitoring of the CNS is not a commonly used technique during anesthesia or in the intensive care ward.

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Anesthesia and the EEG,tern, irrespective of the agent being used. Of greater importance, aside from the ease of interpreting the EEG signals with the above-mentioned menu-driven computations is, however, the speed of response to ischemic events which can be visualized on the EEG- screen. Such events can occur very rapidl