Rodríguez-Delgado NE

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FRAGMENTO

Introducción

Los procedimientos de sedación en paciente pediátrico son utilizados para procedimientos diagnósticos y terapéuticos, tanto en áreas fuera de quirófano como asociada a una técnica regional. Expertos en el mundo preocupados por la seguridad y calidad de las técnicas anestésicas de sedación en pediatría (ASA, ESPA, etc.) han realizado guías con el objetivo de proveer asistencia en la toma de decisiones en los diferentes escenarios clínicos.

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