• GE HealthCare announced published University of Michigan research linking its End-tidal Control software to lower fresh gas flow during anesthesia.
• The retrospective observational study covered 12,818 adult general anesthesia cases from April 1, 2023, through September 30, 2024.
• Software use was associated with reduced sevoflurane consumption and estimated greenhouse gas emissions, suggesting potential cost savings.
• Clinician-driven variation in adoption highlighted the importance of training and workflow integration for broader deployment.

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