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This review highlights current themes in the literature from the past year regarding congenital cardiac anesthesiology.
This review highlights current themes in the literature regarding congenital cardiac anesthesiology over the past year.
May inform evolving strategies in congenital cardiac anesthesia; leaves open the need for prospective validation before practice change.
Congenital cardiac anesthesiology is a young and rapidly growing subspecialty. It embraces a large spectrum of congenital and acquired heart diseases, which now affect the entire life span of patients from "cradle to grave." One of the challenges faced by congenital cardiac anesthesiologists is reading the large amount of relevant literature from the fields of cardiology, cardiac surgery, intensive care medicine, and anesthesiology. This review highlights some of the current themes in the literature during the past year.
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Ing et al. (2014) conducted a review in Congenital and acquired heart diseases. This review highlights current themes in the literature from the past year regarding congenital cardiac anesthesiology.
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