What type of anesthesia is used for endoscopy treatment?

All endoscopic processes involve some degree of sedation that relaxes you and subdues your gag reflex. First of all, although the depth of sedation, while these procedures are similar, is to general anesthesia, the airway is largely unprotected. Used as a sedative, propofol, the most famous agent is used for these processes has a narrow therapeutic window-transmitting from mild sedation to deep general anesthesia rapidly.
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