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Newer anesthetic agents in pediatric otolaryngology may offer advantages that offset increased acquisition costs, improving recovery, discharge times, and patient satisfaction.
Newer anesthetic agents in pediatric outpatient surgery may improve recovery and patient satisfaction, potentially offsetting their higher initial costs.
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May support selective use in pediatric ENT; leaves open need for RCTs to confirm cost-effectiveness and outcomes.
Eric P. Wittkugel (2002) conducted a review in Pediatric anesthesia in otolaryngology. Newer anesthetic agents was evaluated. Newer anesthetic agents in pediatric otolaryngology may offer advantages that offset increased acquisition costs, improving recovery, discharge times, and patient satisfaction.
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