Noun[edit] The inclusion criteria were: age over 18 years and a clinical indication for an ileocolonoscopy, to assess localization, extent and severity of the presumptive activity of CD (primary diagnosis, clinical relapse or recurrence).
Most people believe anesthesia is the cause of POCD, yet seem to forget that administration of anesthesia is never done without a purpose. This is a curious form of socio-culturally induced selective blindness. No one undergoes anesthesia without undergoing an operation.
But all anesthesia has some risk. For example: 1  After general anesthesia heart problems, pneumonia, sore throat, or vomiting can occur. 2  With high doses of local anesthesia, the anesthetic can go into the rest of the body and affect your brain or heart.3  After spinal anesthesia some people get headaches. Know when to stop eating and drinking. 2  If you take any medicines regularly, ask your doctor or nurse about changes to your medicine routine for the day before or the day of your surgery. 3  Try to stay calm. 4  Many people are nervous before they have anesthesia and surgery.