Successful paediatric renography does not require sedation

Autor: Claudia Mau Kai, Bente Ingvardsen, Pernille Lemvig, Line Thousig Sehested, Lasse Rahbek Søndergaard, Søren Møller, Dina Cortes

Publikováno v: Kai, C M, Ingvardsen, B, Lemvig, P, Sehested, L T, Søndergaard, L R, Møller, S & Cortes, D 2019, ' Successful paediatric renography does not require sedation ', Danish Medical Journal, vol. 66, no. 5, A5542 . < https://ugeskriftet.dk/dmj/successful-paediatric-renography-does-not-require-sedation >
University of Copenhagen

INTRODUCTION: Sedation is often used to optimise ren-ography in children < 3 years, but it requires continuous monitoring.METHODS: We discontinued routine use of chloral hydrate sedation of patients undergoing renography, and introduced that children

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