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Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine, 10/08/09
Fernandez E et al. – An understanding of the risk factors associated with anaesthesia in children with acute or chronic associated medical conditions is important to direct the pre–operative assessment and preparation. The authors outline the relevant clinical features and anaesthetic management of some common medical conditions in children.
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