Simpson's method of anaesthesia

Simpson's method of anaesthesia is a technique used to carefully control the depth of anesthesia during surgery. It involves administering a combination of inhaled gases and intravenous drugs to achieve a balanced state where the patient is unconscious, pain-free, and stable. The goal is to maintain safety and comfort by adjusting drug levels as needed, ensuring the patient remains unconscious and immobilized without excessive drug use. This method emphasizes precise monitoring and balancing different medications to provide effective anesthesia while minimizing side effects, allowing surgeons to operate safely and patients to recover smoothly.