Effect of ketofol versus Fentanyl-Midazolam sedation on neurological recovery in traumatic brain Injury: A randomised study.

Although ketofol is widely used for anaesthesia, its effectiveness as a sedative regimen in the intensive care unit (intensive care unit) has not been well studied.

The primary outcome was the Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale (Glasgow Outcome Scale) at 30 days.

Secondary outcomes included Glasgow Outcome Scale at 90 days, incidence of propofol infusion syndrome (propofol infusion syndrome), duration of mechanical ventilation, haemodynamic stability, and intensive care unit and hospital length of stay.

Baseline characteristics, including injury severity and Marshall CT scores, were comparable.