Pharmacokinetics of remimazolam after intravenous infusion inanaesthetised childrenYu-Qing Gao Harald Ihmsen , Zhi-Yan Hu, Wei Sun , Yu-Bo Fang, Zhen Wang, Jürgen Schüttler, Christian Jeleazcov and Hua-Cheng Liu From analysis of the use of the latest version of Tivatrainer we know that many simulations are done with the relative new sedative Remimazolam.

The anti-fibrinolytic drug tranexamine acid(TA) is a useful drug for limiting bloodloss in major surgical operations like cardiac surgery. Grassin-Delyle and co-authors promote the use of a relative high dose, aiming at a concentration of 150 µg/ml. This concentration should be maintained during the whole surgical procedure. They

Remimazolam: a benzodiazepine like midazolam with engineered pharmacokinetic properties like remifentanil:metabolized by hydrolysis by non specific tissue and plasma esterases. However it seems that a carboxylesterase in the liver is the main responsible for the metabolization. The pharmacokinetics have been described in multiple publication but only recent a population

After the era where Target Controlled Infusion was finally called Totally Confused Infusion because of the turmoil of models that were offered by the different pump manufactures for propofol: Marsh, Marsh with short keo, Schnider with fixed time to peak effect, Schnider with fixed keo, and Paedfusor,Kataria for children.