Why the study?
Does sevoflurane improve recovery times and hemodynamic stability compared to halothane in children undergoing ambulatory surgery?
Population
34 children (aged 9 mo-9 yr) scheduled for ambulatory surgery
Comparison
Sevoflurane in a mixture of O2 and N2O for mask… vs Halothane in a mixture of O2 and N2O for mask…
Design
RCT, allocated randomly
Follow-up
until emergence from anesthesia
Authors
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Favors sevoflurane for expedited recovery in pediatric ambulatory surgery; confirms faster emergence versus halothane in RCT.
Does sevoflurane improve recovery times and hemodynamic stability compared to halothane in children undergoing ambulatory surgery?
Sevoflurane provides faster recovery and better maintenance of systolic arterial pressure compared to halothane for pediatric ambulatory anesthesia.
Dubois et al. (1994) studied this question.
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