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It is known that volatile agents are efficient and safe in general anaesthesia and may be used in ICU as alternative to intravenous medications [1]. Neverhteless we lack information about special features of analgesia and sedation and haemodynamic changes during action of inhalational anaesthetics in patients after surgery.

Volatile anaesthetics for analgesia and sedation in patients after abdominal surgery in ICU