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[Application of intravenous total anesthesia in "small" surgical interventions in children]

É M Nasibova

Klinichna Khirurhiia 2014, (2): 58-60

Results of operative treatment of 458 children, ageing 3 - 15 yrs, using various interventions with intravenous total anesthesia, were analyzed. Application of the anesthesia scheme proposed, consisting of propofol, ketamine and phentanyl combination, have had permitted to guarantee an adequate anesthesiological defense while performance of "small" operative interventions in children.

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