Apnea after Awake Regional and General Anesthesia in Infants

Overview of attention for article published in Anesthesiology, July 2015

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S.E.D.A.R, 06 Aug 2020

#PediatríaSEDAR La #apnea posperatoria puede reducirse con el uso de #AnestesiaRegional pediátrica 👶💉 Aunque su realización en…

Anesthesiology, 02 Jul 2015

RCT: awake regional anesthesia (vs. GA) in infants reduces risk of early (first 30min) but not late (12-hr) post-op apnea. http:…

Anesthesiology, 02 Jul 2015

RCT: awake regional anesthesia (vs. GA) in infants reduces risk of early (first 30min.) but not late (12-hr) post-op apnea. …

Anesthesiology, 25 Jun 2015

RCT: awake regional anesthesia (vs. GA) in infants reduces risk of early (first 30 min) but not late (12-hr) post-op apnea. http…

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