What wonderful and informative mini-lecture. It is truly a pleasure to listen to a lecturer that is a master communicator. I have noticed since the mid 1990's that young adults graduating from h.s. have not mastered the rules of English grammar nor do they speak with clear and logical meaning. Going to college in Britain for instance must come as a shock. Young people today do not read the classics, nor do they read for pleasure. Instead so many are diverted by computer games and their ability to communicate suffers. Pardon my freewheeling thoughts, it has been a long and tedious day. Good night to all.

Anaesthesia is an integral part of clinical neuroscience... Love it. Some day, when we truly understand the mechanisms of consciousness and anaesthesia, much of our clinical practice today will look positively medieval. Great work!

Its a privilege to live the life in the same era as colleagues dear Dr.Brown.Hoping to attend your lectures one day.

Fascinating and superbly explained. Thank you.

I had this for my colonoscopy. It literally felt like I closed my eyes for 10 seconds and woke up again.

Thank you for explaining Propofol in such a way that I could understand it.

This is so interesting

good expaination it knock you out thats for sure

i got lost in the sauce

Can it cause an adverse reaction like muscle twitching?

When I lissen to this scientific explanations on brain activities,I lose my belief to the life after death for 12mnts and 4scnds.

Yea I had propofol it knocks you out really quick I had colonoscopy done today

And where is this research now?

folgers?

Honestly the coolest feeling I’ve had lol

24 24 HOURS A DAY, I WANNA BE SEDATED.....