Methods |
RCT |
Participants |
Country: Belgium N = 20 Sex: female Exclusion: neurologic disorders, psychoactive medication including alcohol, body weight above 130% or below 70% of the ideal body weight Operation: gynaecologic laparotomy ‐ASA: I/II ‐Age: 42±8, 46±4 ‐Duration of anaesthesia: 6798±2085; 6896±2018 second |
Interventions |
Closed‐loop controlled administration of propofol guided by BIS (A‐2000; Aspect Medical Systems Inc,Version 3.4) at value to 50
Manual administration of propofol guided by classical signs of (in)adequate anaesthesia
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Outcomes |
‐Time to spontaneous breathing ‐Time to eye opening ‐Time to extubation ‐Time to orientation ‐Propofol use (mg/kg/hr) |
Notes |
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Risk of bias |
Bias |
Authors' judgement |
Support for judgement |
Random sequence generation (selection bias) |
Unclear risk |
Insufficient information about the sequence generation process |
Allocation concealment (selection bias) |
Unclear risk |
Insufficient information about the allocation concealment |
Incomplete outcome data (attrition bias) All outcomes |
Low risk |
"No patients were excluded from analysis." |
Selective reporting (reporting bias) |
Low risk |
All expected outcomes have been reported |
Other bias |
Unclear risk |
Insufficient information about the blinding of the anaesthesiologists |
Blinding of patients? |
Low risk |
All patients were anaesthetized |
Blinding of anaesthesiologists? |
High risk |
It was unlikely to blind the anaesthesia providers to the assigned groups |
Blinding of outcome assessors? |
Unclear risk |
Insufficient information |