INSIGHT -- Aspect Newsletter -- Fall 2002
In This Issue:
Clinical Perspective
OR: The Value of Brain Monitoring with BIS
ICU: An objective way to assess sedation in the ICU with BIS monitoring
Industry News & Events
National Meetings
International Meetings
BIS-Related Research highlights from the 2002 ASA Annual Meeting
Company News
Technology Marriage Promises to Advance Aspect's Neuroscience Initiative
Boston Scientific in Strategic Alliance with Aspect
Aspect is proud to be the exclusive sponsor of tThe Answer Page/Anesthesiology
BIS Tips
Why is the BIS Monitor needed when I already monitor other vital signs?
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Woman ThinkingBIS-Related Research Highlights from the 2002 ASA Annual Meeting

by Paul Manberg, PhD
Vice President of Clinical, Regulatory & Quality Assurance
Aspect Medical Systems

Over the past decade, we have witnessed a definite evolution in the scope of research studies involving new brain monitoring technologies such as BIS. As the utilization of BIS monitoring has become more widespread, research is no longer limited to the small group of academic investigators interested in better defining the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of propofol and the various opioid analgesics. In looking over the variety of studies to be presented at this year’s annual meeting, it is clear that brain monitoring of anesthetic response has now become an integral component of many research projects. While it is difficult to summarize all of the interesting findings that will be presented, several major themes emerge.

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