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Anesthetic management for pediatric cardiac catheterization requires understanding procedure-related adverse event risks, the effects of anesthetics on hemodynamics and the conduction system, and the risk of acute left ventricular failure after atrial septal defect closure.
Highlights the importance of tailored anesthesia management, understanding procedural risks, and close coordination with operators during pediatric cardiac catheterization.
Demands tailored anesthetic strategies for pediatric cardiac catheterization; leaves open definitive protocols pending higher-level evidence.
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Satoshi Kurokawa (2015) conducted a review in Pediatric congenital heart disease undergoing cardiac catheterization. Anesthetic management (General anesthesia or Monitored Anesthesia Care) was evaluated. Anesthetic management for pediatric cardiac catheterization requires understanding procedure-related adverse event risks, the effects of anesthetics on hemodynamics and the conduction system, and the risk of acute left ventricular failure after atrial septal defect closure.
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