Genel Anestezi Santral Sinir Sistemine zararlı mıdır?

Günümüzde genel anestezinin santral sinir sistemine etkisi sağlıklı genç yetişkinlerde önemli bir sorun olarak karşımıza çıkmazken, yapılan bir çok hayvan deneyi yanında az ama önemli klinik çalışmalar, yaşamın erken veya geç dönemlerinde santral sinir sistemi üzerine anestezik toksisite kuşkusunu güçlendirmektedir.

Is General Anesthesia Harmful for the Central Nervous System?

Nowadays, while the effects of general anesthesia on central nervous system is not considered to be an important problem on healthy young adults, alongside many experiments on animals, few but significant clinical studies strengthenthe suspicion of anesthetic toxicity on the central nervous system in early or late ages

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