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The Effect of Analgesia Based Sedation Protocol on Brain Function of Critical Care Patients
Benzodiazepines is a commonly uesd sedative medication,there are many reports that Benzodiazepines is associated with delirium ,but using of analgesia reduces benzodiazepines requirements .The purpose of this study is to determine whether analgesia based sedation protocol reduces the incident of delirium.
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