S16-2. Strategy in anesthetic management for intraoperative neuromonitoring

The development of postoperative functional dysfunction can have an impact on the length of hospital stay, total medical costs, and necessity of dependency. To maintain functional integrity, neuromonitoring including motor evoked potential (MEP), sensory evoked potential, and visual evoked potential, has been conducted during the operation. Anesthetic management is usually based on the maintenance of MEP, which is most susceptible to suppression by anesthetic agents. MEP is indicated for craniotomy, spine surgery and aortic surgery, in which the technique for stimulation and recording can vary on types of surgery.

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