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See Latest ArticlesIs Anesthesia Bad for the Newborn Brain
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McCann ME et al. – The challenge for the pediatric anesthesia community is to design and implement studies in human infants to ascertain the safety of general anesthesia. In this article, the authors review the relevant preclinical and clinical data that are currently available on this topic.
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