Release date: 2008-05-12 Canadian scientists developed automatic anesthesia machines
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Researchers at McGill University in Canada and the University of Montreal have jointly developed a machine that automatically performs anesthesia operations, monitoring patient status during surgery and adjusting the dose of anesthesia at any time.
The main body of this device called the "machine anesthesiologist" is a computer software system. It can accurately calculate the required dose of anesthetic drug for the patient at the beginning of the operation, and analyze the changes of various physiological indexes of the patient during the operation, and issue instructions to the drug delivery tube in time to adjust the time and dosage of the drug. Previously similar machines only calculated the required drug dose at the beginning of the procedure and were unable to track the patient's physical changes during the procedure.
Research team leader McGill University doctor Thomas Hemerlin said on the 5th that the machine can control the injection of three common anesthetics, which is more accurate than humans.
However, Hemelin believes that "machine anesthesiologists" are not a substitute for human anesthesiologists, and can only greatly reduce the work of human anesthesiologists. This machine has now entered the clinical testing phase. ——Shanghai Medical Device Industry Association 
