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| Editor's Essential Reading  Endoscopy CornerGregory A. Coté, Robert M. Hovis, Michael A. Ansstas, Lawrence Waldbaum, Riad R. Azar, Dayna S. Early, Steven A. Edmundowicz, Daniel K. Mullady, Sreenivasa S. JonnalagaddaPropofol is an effective sedative in advanced endoscopy. However, the incidence of sedation-related complications is unclear. We sought to define the frequency of sedation-related adverse events, particularly the rate of airway modifications (AMs), with propofol use during advanced endoscopy. We also evaluated independent predictors of AMs.
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