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This review summarizes key aspects of success for anesthesia in pediatric neurointerventional radiology, emphasizing the need to understand pediatric anesthesia nuances and maintain a team-based approach.
This review summarizes key aspects of anesthesia management for pediatric patients undergoing neurointerventional radiology procedures.
Supports team-based pediatric neurointerventional anesthesia; leaves open prospective validation of specific techniques.
Pediatric patients in the neurointerventional radiology setting pose the dual challenges of caring for relatively sick patients in the outfield environment. For safe and successful practice, the anesthesiologist must not only understand the nuances of pediatric anesthesia and the physiologic demands of the cerebral lesions. They must also help maintain a team-based approach to safe, compassionate care of the child in this challenging setting. In this review article, we summarize key aspects of success for several of these topics.
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Landrigan‐Ossar et al. (2014) conducted a review in Pediatric patients in the neurointerventional radiology setting. Anesthesia for interventional radiology was evaluated. This review summarizes key aspects of success for anesthesia in pediatric neurointerventional radiology, emphasizing the need to understand pediatric anesthesia nuances and maintain a team-based approach.
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