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See Latest ArticlesPreoperative Melatonin and Its Effects on Induction and Emergence in Children Undergoing Anesthesia and Surgery
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Kain ZN et al. - Midazolam is more effective than melatonin in reducing children's anxiety at induction of anesthesia. Melatonin has a direct dose-dependent effect on emergence delirium.
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