References | Age/sex | Comorbidities | Surgical procedure | Induction agents | Maintenance agents | Elapsed time from anesthesia induction to LBBB remission (min) | Situation at LBBB reappearance | Suspected cause of remission |
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Garcia et al. (1997) [2] | 58/M | Hypertension | Inguinal hernia repair | Thiopental | Enflurane | 15 | Sustained remission* | Blood pressure reduction |
Fentanyl | Nitrous oxide | |||||||
Suxamethonium | Atracurium | |||||||
Mishra et al. (2009) [3] | 45/F | Hypertension | Mastectomy | Propofol | Isoflurane | 25†| On reversal of neuromuscular block | Heart rate reduction (< 60 bpm) |
Fentanyl | ||||||||
Nitrous oxide | ||||||||
Vecuronium | ||||||||
Silva et al. (2017) [4] | 73/F | Hypertension, bronchial asthma, diabetes mellitus (type II) | Exploratory laparotomy | Propofol | Sevoflurane | 30‡ | On arrival in the PACU | Heart rate reduction (< 75 bpm) |
Remifentanil | ||||||||
Remifentanil | ||||||||
Rocuronium | ||||||||
Present case | 104/F | Hypertension, chronic heart failure, cognitive impairment | Femoral neck fracture fixation | Propofol | Desflurane | 20 | During the extubation period | Blood pressure reduction |
Remifentanil | ||||||||
Fentanyl | Remifentanil | |||||||
Rocuronium |