Intraoperative hypotensive burden with remimazolam versus propofol during ambulatory dental anesthesia in adults with intellectual disabilities: a retrospective within-subject study.
Among adults with intellectual disabilities undergoing ambulatory dental anesthesia, remimazolam-based maintenance resulted in less intraoperative time spent below a relative blood pressure threshold compared to propofol-based maintenance. The study notes this finding should be viewed as hypothesis-generating due to potential residual confounding.
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