… For safety reasons, younger infants, and especially those with a history of apnoea, should …
repairs under spinal anaesthesia has been described in healthy infants.Spinal anaesthesia o …

… complications associated with infant spinal anesthesia in a large patient population. Infant
spinal anesthesia can be … Spinal anesthesia should be considered as an alternative to general …

… Recent studies have provided more data on recommended doses of local anaesthetics
for infant spinal anaesthesia as well as adjuvants used to prolong the duration of surgical …

… Preoperative coagulation tests in former preterm infants undergoing spinal anaesthesia. …
Infants tolerate spinal anesthesia with minimal overall autonomic changes: analysis of heart rate …

… for this phenomenon is that spinal anaesthesia blocks afferent … that infants undergoing
procedures in spinal anaesthesia … that sedation after spinal anaesthesia develops in infants as it …

… , the anesthesia technique of choice in all infants below 7 … 90 min, is spinal anesthesia.
Contraindications include presence … files of all infants in whom spinal anesthesia was attempted …

… High or total spinal anesthesia: (0.6%) can result if infant's legs are lifted after injection of
drug or with overdose and barbotage.[ 10 59 ] Limited thoracic kyphosis facilitates cephalad …

… of spinal anaesthesia in infants extend beyond avoiding potential neurotoxicity. Spinal
anaesthesia may also be desirable in infants … effects with general anaesthesia compared with the …

… Larger doses of local anaesthetics are required for spinal anaesthesia in infants than in
adults. Investigators have employed tetracaine 0.5% in dextrose 5% (0.4–1 mg/kg), bupivacaine …

… after spinal than general anaesthesia; … spinal anaesthesia for infants born prematurely,
who require inguinal herniotomy. It is a safe and effective alternative to general anaesthesia and …