Key result
A general anaesthetic technique for mediastinoscopy was successfully performed in a series of 20 cases, leading to clinical recommendations for patient management during this procedure.
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What is a successful general anaesthetic technique for patients undergoing mediastinoscopy?
What is a successful general anaesthetic technique for patients undergoing mediastinoscopy?
Describes a successful general anesthetic technique for patients undergoing mediastinoscopy based on a 20-case series.
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Should not yet change mediastinoscopy anesthetic practice; hypothesis-generating case series leaves safety and efficacy questions open.
The hazards associated with anaesthesia and surgery for mediastinoscopy are reviewed. A successful general anaesthetic technique in a series of twenty cases is described. Recommendations are put forward about the anaesthetic management of patients undergoing this investigation.
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R. S. Vaughan (1978) studied this question. A general anaesthetic technique for mediastinoscopy was successfully performed in a series of 20 cases, leading to clinical recommendations for patient management during this procedure.
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