[Efficacy and safety of inhalation premixed @entity3810 and @entity26 for the management of procedural diagnostic XXXX in neuropediatrics].

@entity1 @entity1032 @entity410 @entity390 @entity26 @entity16 @entity391 @entity693 @entity5274 @entity148 @entity302 @entity3810 @entity158 @entity1576 @entity10 @entity356
AIM: We studied the use of premixed @entity3810 and @entity26 in 80 @entity1 with @entity16 . @entity1 AND METHODS: Mean ages ranged 10 +/- 5 yrs. Twenty-three @entity1 (29%) were @entity1032 among which 17 of them presented with severe @entity302 . @entity158 procedures consisted of: lumbar punctures (80%), intravenous access (7), @entity356 (6), skin biopsy (4), @entity5274 management (3). High-risk @entity1 were continuously monitored using ECG, non invasive blood pressure and transcutaneous @entity26 saturation. We studied acceptation of the inhalation, vital signs, satisfaction of @entity1 , parents, medical and nursing staffs; side effects were compared with a group of healthy @entity1 undergoing venous access before induction of anesthesia. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: Acceptation increased with age. No significant changes in vital signs variables were observed. Satisfaction rate regarding the method was 88% for all @entity1 , parents, physicians and nurses. No serious undesirable event (as @entity1576 , @entity410 , inhalation of gastric content) occurred in these @entity1 . The more frequent side-effects were: drowsiness during and after inhalation (35 and 9% respectively in the handicapped @entity1 ); @entity390 and @entity391 (8%), @entity10 (3%), were more frequent than reported in literature but there were 25% of @entity693 among our @entity1 . CONCLUSION: Premixed @entity3810 and @entity26 was effective for reducing procedural @entity158 and @entity148 in @entity1 with @entity16 , even in severely handicapped @entity1 , with minor side-effects.
