Which risk during anesthesia increases because sevoflurane degrades?

💡 Explanation

Increased concentrations of Compound A can result from sevoflurane degradation within anesthesia machines because of the Lewis acid catalysis that's happening in the CO₂ absorbents; therefore, it will increase risk to kidneys rather than the anesthetic effects, which would decrease.

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