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Asthma and IV sedation in nose job?

Fabulous618904Aug 30, 2020
I am aware of the cons of IV sedation such as the lack of airway protection. Nevertheless, couldn’t it be beneficial for asthmatic patients since you avoid the increased risk of bronchospasm caused by intubation? Thanks in advance for the insight.

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