Deep sedation and minimal anesthesia

Sury, Michael R. J.; Smith, Jonathan H.

doi:10.1111/j.1460-9592.2007.02379.x

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“…Para decidir el tipo de sedación a utilizar, se deben analizar factores tales como la edad, diagnóstico, condición clínica, nivel de ansiedad, experiencia y preferencias del operador y los recursos con los que cuenta el centro médico. Sin embargo, es la correcta elección del paciente la medida de seguridad más importante en cualquier protocolo de sedación 7 .…”

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Sedación, Seguridad y Utilidad de la Endoscopia Digestiva Alta en Pediatría

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Rev. chil. pediatr.

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Introduction:Upper gastrointestinal studies are routine diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. In pediatrics, however, they are limited by the need for sedation and monitoring. Objectives: To evaluate sedation, indication, and parent perception of these exams. Patients and Methods: A prospective study of 190 pediatric upper gastrointestinal endoscopies was undertaken. Demographic data, as well as information regarding the exam was obtained. Results: Patients' average age was 8.5 ± 4.2, mostly referred by pediatricians (60%) Main reason for referral was recurrent abdominal pain (29.8%). Patients were classified according to ASA criteria (93% ASA I and II). Most patients required two or more medications for optimal sedation, with satisfactory procedure in over 90%. Over 75.5% had complete amnesia, 42.7% presented minor discomfort after the procedure. Findings of these procedures included 61% of normal exams, 13.9% esophagitis. More findings were there result of analyses according to children's weight (over or under 14 kg), age, ASA, reason for referral, nurse's evaluation of sedation. Conclusion: Ambulatory endoscopic procedures can be performed safely in children, with moderate sedation. Requirements are adequate monitoring, and deep knowledge of resuscitation techniques.

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Sedación, Seguridad y Utilidad de la Endoscopia Digestiva Alta en Pediatría

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Rev. chil. pediatr.

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“…One of the reason to choose propofol is its negligible effects on cortical functions 7 . Therefore, propofol is the most commonly used intravenous anesthetic agent for the sedation of pediatric patients 12 . Anesthesia induction depends on continuity of the dose and respiratory and hemodynamic depression may be seen 4,6,8 .…”

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Evaluation of 865 children who underwent magnetic resonance imaging under propofol-midazolam sedation

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“…[7][8][9][10] Propofol; pediatrik hastaların sedasyonuna yönelik en sık kullanılan intravenöz (IV) ajanlardan biridir. 11 İndüksiyon ve infüzyon dozlarına bağlı olarak hemodinamik ve respiratuar depresyona neden olabilmektedir. 12,13 Midazolam ise kısa etkili olması, amnezi yapması ve anksiyolitik özelliği bulunması nedeni ile tercih edilme sebepleri arasında yer almaktadır.…”

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