“An important advantage of hypnosedation is that it allows the patient to remain awake throughout surgery,” the research team said in a press release. “This avoids the need to awaken the patient in the middle of standard ‘asleep-awake-asleep’ anesthesia — which can be especially challenging in patients with high-grade gliomas.”
(Excerpt from article by Sarah Sloat for inverse.com)
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Article by Simonetta Caratti published in The Sydney Morning Herald, June 2016
In the large burns unit of the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) in Lausanne, Switzerland, hypnosis is used on a daily basis.
A study has shown that hypnosis reduces the time patients spend in intensive care and saves $26,000 a patient.
