CONSCIOUS SEDATION

Conscious sedation, a crucial aspect of modern medical practice, lies at the intersection of pharmacology and patient care. It is a technique employed to manage pain and anxiety during medical procedures, while allowing patients to remain conscious and responsive. This delicate balance between sedation and consciousness is achieved through the administration of medications that depress the central nervous system, inducing a state of relaxation and diminished awareness without compromising vital functions. Conscious sedation not only enhances patient comfort but also facilitates the successful completion of various medical interventions, ranging from dental procedures to endoscopic examinations and minor surgeries. Understanding the principles and applications of conscious sedation is paramount for healthcare professionals to ensure safe and effective patient outcomes.

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Dr. Keyur is a resident doctor specializing in pediatric dentistry at the forefront of clinical research and inhalation sedation. He has authored and co-authored numerous articles published in international journals. He has also contributed to the fifth edition of the textbook of pediatric dentistry, edited by Dr. Nikhil Marwah.