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See Latest ArticlesPerioperative analgesia strategies in fast-track pediatric surgery of the kidney and renal pelvis: lessons learned
World Journal of Urology, 07/09/09
Dingemann J et al. - The modified analgesia protocol FT II leads to earlier and more effective pain reduction, lower use of opioids and fewer side effects than the previously used protocol FT I. Hence, modification of analgesia in pediatric urology is essential.
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