L’administration d’une sédation sécuritaire et efficace à des enfants en IRM par des infirmières spécialisées

MacManus, Brian

doi:10.1007/bf03018911

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“…Appropriate levels of supervision and techniques for children requiring MRI is a controversial issue, brought about in part by a significant increase in demand for diagnostic imaging services (15–21). The results of this observational study suggest that anesthetist‐administered propofol TIVA with oxygenation via nasal prongs in spontaneously breathing children is a reliable technique with good preservation of upper airway patency and rapid recovery.…”

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Propofol total intravenous anesthesia for MRI in children

Usher¹,

Kearney²,

Tsui³

2004

Pediatric Anesthesia

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Propofol total intravenous anesthesia for MRI in children

Usher¹,

Kearney²,

Tsui³

2004

Pediatric Anesthesia

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“…Being a noninvasive procedure and its role in achieving the diagnosis, the number of MRI scans is increased markedly. [ 2 ] Duration of MRI scan may vary from 15 to 45 min as per the diagnostic requirement. The procedure is very noisy, and the patient has to go inside the scanner which may be scary for pediatric patients.…”

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Anesthetic management for magnetic resonance imaging in a pediatric patient addicted to palm wine: An alcoholic beverage

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The incidence of drug and alcohol abuse is on rise despite increasing awareness and education about health hazards related to it. Anesthesiologist may come across patients with alcohol abuse in elective as well as emergency situations. We report a rare case of excessive requirement of anesthetics in a pediatric patient of only six years for MRI, addicted to palm wine, an alcoholic beverage created from the sap of various species of palm tree.

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“…Insbesondere die Anzahl der MRT-Untersuchungen bei Kindern hat sich in den letzten 10 Jahren vervierfacht [1] und wird auch in Zukunft steigen. Damit ist ein zunehmender Bedarf an anästhesiologischen Leistungen wie Sedierungen oder Allgemeinanästhe-sien im MRT verbunden.…”

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Pitfalls in magnetic resonance imaging

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The constantly extending indication spectrum of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a challenge for the anaesthesiologist, who is being increasingly more consulted for assistance during the examination. Due to the special technology of MRI the anaesthetic technique differs substantially from that in the operating theatre. In addition to the permanent strong magnetic field the intermittently used high frequency impulses are also a potential danger for the patient. Patients with metal implants (e.g. cardiac pacemaker) are particularly at risk. For the safe treatment of patients during MRI a special MRI compatible anaesthesia equipment is necessary. Unsuitable devices can lead to malfunctioning or to projectile effects (attracting ferromagnetic objects into the magnet) causing injury to the patients. This paper describes the MRI technology and the associated dangers for the patient as well as the characteristics of the anaesthetic techniques.

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L’administration d’une sédation sécuritaire et efficace à des enfants en IRM par des infirmières spécialisées

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

Propofol total intravenous anesthesia for MRI in children

Propofol total intravenous anesthesia for MRI in children

Anesthetic management for magnetic resonance imaging in a pediatric patient addicted to palm wine: An alcoholic beverage

Pitfalls in magnetic resonance imaging

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