Propofol requirements were significantly higher in cannabis users, who required an average additional dose of 47.33 mg compared to non-users. Subgroup analyses revealed that cannabis users undergoing general anesthesia needed an additional 30.57 mg intraoperatively, while those undergoing sedation for endoscopic procedures required an additional 53.02 mg.
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