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Archive > December, 2005 Vol. VI, No. 12

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Not Simply a Sedative

Re: "Dueling Over Propofol" (October, page 32). Your article makes the assumption that propofol is being used for sedation, but I've always classified and documented the administration of propofol in GI units as a general anesthetic.

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