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Pediatric regional anesthesia review highlights challenges in blockade selection, perioperative management, and teaching techniques.
This review provides an overview of hot topics in pediatric regional anesthesia, including blockade selection, management, and teaching.
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May inform clinician education on pediatric regional anesthesia challenges; leaves open the need for prospective trials on optimal techniques.
Regional anesthesia in children is an evolving technique with many advantages in perioperative management. Although most regional anesthesia techniques are sufficiently described in the literature, the implementation of these techniques into daily clinical practice is still lacking. The main problems associated with pediatric regional anesthesia (PRA) include the appropriate selection of blockade, the management around the block, and how to teach these techniques in an optimal manner. This review article provides an overview of these 'hot' topics in PRA.
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Marhofer et al. (2012) conducted a review in Pediatric regional anesthesia. Regional anesthesia was evaluated. This review provides an overview of pediatric regional anesthesia, highlighting challenges in blockade selection, perioperative management, and optimal teaching techniques.
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