Topical anesthesia or parabulbar block for ambulatory cataract surgery.

Petrovic, S.; Ignjatović, Zora; Kovacevic, M.; Milicic, B.; Kuljaca, Z.

doi:10.1017/S0265021504000419

Petrovic, S. Ignjatović, Zora iD Kovacevic, M. Milicic, B. Kuljaca, Z.

European Journal of Anaesthesiology · 2004 · vol. 21 · br. S32 · str. 111–111

Apstrakt

Conclusion(s):The selection of endotracheal tube size is best accomplished using more than one variable.Further prospective study is suggested for our new formula, with a larger number of children, and analysing separately cuffed and uncuffed endotracheal tubes.

endotracheal tube size selection cuffed endotracheal tubes uncuffed endotracheal tube pediatric anesthesia

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Tip	Naučni članak
M kategorija	Rad u međunarodnom časopisu kategorije M22
Godina	2004
Izdavač	Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
ISSN	0265-0215
Licenca	Sva prava zadržana
Verzija	Objavljena verzija
Zbirka	Naučni članci

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CITIRAJ

Petrovic S, Ignjatović Z, Kovacevic M, Milicic B, Kuljaca Z. Topical anesthesia or parabulbar block for ambulatory cataract surgery. European Journal of Anaesthesiology. 2004;21(S32):111–111.