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Seeing the wood for the trees: Insights into reducing inhalational agent consumption

In this issue of the journal Mostad et al (1) compared consumption of desflurane with manual low flow or with automated delivery in two different delivery systems, the Aisys CS2 from GE HealthCare and the Flow-i from Marquet (now Getinge). They found that using automated agent delivery systems reduced desflurane consumption by between 20% and 40% in the first 60 minutes of anaesthesia.