A demand-controlled alfentanil bolus technique, which proved to be a safe and easy-to-handle method in 22 neurosurgical operations of mean and longer duration, is described. In the case of these not very painful procedures the use of more complicated time-controlled bolus or infusion techniques does not seem to be necessary.

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