Importance of assessing for cannabis use prior to propofol sedation for endoscopy.

Rev Esp Enferm Dig

Gastroenterología, Agencia Sanitaria Alto Guadalquivir, España.

Published: September 2021

Recently, we´ve noticed an increasing in the whole propofol dose in endoscopy in relation to cannabis use. This issue is not described in the current data (technical datasheet). We´re really concern that, unfortunately, it´ll be more and more frequent.

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