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• Paediatric anaesthesia · Jul 2018

  Editorial Comment

  The hydra of anesthetic neurotoxicity: Myth or reality?

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• Paediatric anaesthesia · Jul 2018

  Comment Letter

  An inconvenient truth: Supraglottic devices can lead to potentially significant increases in the apparatus dead space in the anesthetized infant.

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• Paediatric anaesthesia · Jul 2018

  In this issue: July 2018.

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• Paediatric anaesthesia · Jul 2018

  Letter Case Reports

  A modification of ultrasound with nerve stimulation-guided lumbar plexus block in supine position for pediatric hip surgery.

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• Paediatric anaesthesia · Jul 2018

  Time to consider the contact force during photoplethysmography measurement during pediatric anesthesia: A prospective, nonrandomized interventional study.

  Respiratory variations in photoplethysmography amplitude enable volume status assessment. However, the contact force between the measurement site and sensor can affect photoplethysmography waveforms. We aimed to evaluate contact force effects on respiratory variations in photoplethysmography waveforms in children under general anesthesia. ⋯ Respiratory variations in photoplethysmography amplitude changed according to variable contact forces; therefore, these measurements may not reflect respiration-induced stroke volume variations. Clinicians should consider contact force bias when interpreting morphological data from photoplethysmography signals.

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