Review Article
Controversies in the Anesthetic Management of Intraoperative Rupture of Intracranial Aneurysm
Table 3
Controversies in the management of IAR.
| Management strategy | Controversies |
| IAR at anesthesia induction | Role of rescue clipping versus cancellation of surgery | Preoperative variables | Effect on IAR, role of optimization, and smoking cessation (minimal time) | Neurophysiological monitoring | Role of EEG during burst suppression during IAR | Role of SSEP to detect ischemia outside the somatosensory pathway | Clip placement (temporarily) | Effect on outcome of induced hypertension with or without burst suppression | Effect of normotension | Hemodynamic | Hypotension or normotension | Goal of MAP during IAR | Role of adenosine and ventricular pacing | Hypothermia | Mild to moderate hypothermia (time and duration) | In good-grade patients/poor-grade patients | In coiling patients | With or without neuroprotective agents | Neuroprotection | Role of different agents on outcome | With or without hypothermia | Thiopental and requirement of burst suppression | Hyperventilation | Values at the time of IAR | Time and duration | Role of measuring cerebral oxygenation |
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