Paediatric patients include neonates (less than 30 days of age), infants (1-12 months of
age), and children (1-12 years of age) who are not merely small adults. Their successful and …

There are several physiological and anatomical differences of anaesthetic importance in
infants and neonates when compared to an adult. Hence the anaesthetic equipment …

This is a simple yet comprehensive text that presents a practical approach to the challenges
faced while anesthetising children. With its contemporary approach and lucid presentation …

Children, especially neonates and smaller children, differ from adults in their anatomy,
physiology, psychology, and pharmacology, and their anaesthetic management is similarly …

This article outlines the essential principles of safe paediatric anaesthesia covering the
basics of anatomy, physiology and pharmacology emphasising the differences which exist …

This book provides a detailed overview of techniques in paediatric anaesthesia. Beginning
with the basic principles of child anatomy, growth and development, the following section …

TE NAN REcENT ADvAxcEs in anesthesiol-ogy in general, together with an increasing
reservoir of basic information and a clearer understanding of children's diseases, are …

The practice of pediatric anesthesia requires the understanding of maturational changes
effecting growth and development that occur throughout the neonatal period and early …

No longer merely a subspecialty, pediatric anesthesia is now a professional entity in its own
right, as is amply demonstrated in this comprehensive addition to the medical and surgical …

In the past few decades, new scientific knowledge of physiology and pharmacology in
developing humans, as well as technologic advancements in equipment and monitoring …