A new study has shown that brief exposure to inhaled anesthesia does not pose risk for children. This is good news for ...
Preliminary findings from a new clinical trial show no adverse neurodevelopmental effects after brief inhaled anesthesia and ...
For children younger than 2 years undergoing surgery, no adverse neurodevelopmental effects are seen with the addition of ...
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Trial Supports Neurodevelopmental Safety of General Anesthesia for Kids
The General Anesthesia versus Spinal anesthesia (GAS) trial took advantage of the fact that infants having hernia repair ...
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Infant neurodevelopment not affected by brief inhaled anesthesia during surgery
Preliminary findings from a new clinical trial show no adverse neurodevelopmental effects after brief inhaled anesthesia and ...
Preliminary findings from a new clinical trial show no adverse neurodevelopmental effects after brief inhaled anesthesia and surgery in infants and young children, reports the Online First edition of ...
Neurodevelopmental outcomes in children undergoing surgery do not differ when dexmedetomidine and remifentanil are added to ...
A clinical trial published Sept. 9 in Anesthesiology found no evidence that brief exposure to inhaled anesthesia harms brain development in infants and young children. Researchers from Seoul National ...
Preliminary findings from a new clinical trial show no adverse neurodevelopmental effects after brief inhaled anesthesia and surgery in ...
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Virtual reality games help kids in the clinic, but what should parents know about safe use at home?
An increasing number of games are now using virtual reality because of its ability to create appealing immersive worlds. Is ...
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