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Robert Emmett Farr was a pioneering surgeon in the early 1900s who extensively promoted and developed regional anesthesia techniques for both pediatric and adult surgical procedures.
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Farr's early advocacy enriches historical context for pediatric regional anesthesia; leaves open modern validation of his techniques.
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Driscoll et al. (2016) reported a review. Robert Emmett Farr was a pioneering surgeon in the early 1900s who extensively promoted and developed regional anesthesia techniques for both pediatric and adult surgical procedures.
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