Arel Analysis

Arel analysis is a method used in anesthesia to assess how well the body handles anesthesia drugs and medical procedures. It involves measuring specific physiological responses—like blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels—before, during, and after anesthesia. By analyzing these responses, clinicians can determine a patient’s sensitivity or resistance to anesthetic agents, helping tailor anesthesia plans for safety and effectiveness. Essentially, it’s a way of understanding individual variability in anesthesia response, ensuring that each patient receives the appropriate depth of sedation without unnecessary risks.