• Der Anaesthesist · Oct 1986

    Case Reports

    [Postanesthetic recall ability, anxiety and dreams in surgical patients. A clinical study].

    • F J Flier, J M Smorenburg, C K van der Ent, B Bonke, and J Rupreht.
    • Anaesthesist. 1986 Oct 1;35(10):609-12.

    AbstractThe recall of stimuli registered during general anaesthesia is described. Patients were interviewed 2 days after surgery, concerning their experiences during anaesthesia. In a second series of observations, the interview was preceded by a short inquiry, which took place in the recovery room as soon as the patient awoke. Anxiety was also assessed by pre- and postoperative tests. Of 140 patients, 2 described recall of awareness during anaesthesia. There was no evidence that external stimuli had been incorporated into dream content.

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