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[A comparison of anaesthetic awakening with out-patients treated by maxillo-facial surgery using 4 different anaesthetic techniques (author's transl)].

To estimate and compare the awakening period following 4 different anaesthetic techniques (enflurane and halothane and two intraveinous anaesthetic substances: propanidide and althesin), the authors examined 120 outpatients who had undergone maxillo-facial surgery distributed over 4 sample groups of 30 each. A statistical analysis of the responses to psycho-dianostic tests has not enabled the authors to decide which anaesthetic ambulatory technique is preferable.