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In conclusion, nasal breathing mode can be adopted as the better breathing mode of the patients in

the non-analgesic and sedative gastroscopy, which can reduce the adverse reactions related to the

examination, and at the same time improve the tolerance and comfort of the patients during the
examination. In addition, in order to ensure the smooth operation of the examination, endoscopists

should continuously improve the proficiency and gentle operation of endoscopy. Nasal breathing
is simple and easy for the patient, and can effectively avoid the occurrence of anesthesia-related

adverse reactions during gastroscopy with sedation and analgesia. This method has no additional

cost, so that the patients can avoid economic pressure and burden, and it is more worthy to be

popularized in primary hospitals.

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