An inexpensive monitoring approach to procedures under local anaesthesia

"In our hospital, we really prefer the regional anaesthesia", Storck said at Controversies & Updates in Vascular Surgery (CACVS; 7–9 February, Paris, France), "and if you do carotid surgery under general anaesthesia there is some monitoring necessary." Storck highlighted the need for neuromonitoring to detect stroke or clamping ischaemia in patients undergoing carotid surgery—vascular or endovascular—under general anaesthetic, and then pointed to a different monitoring approach when working u...

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