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We present the third chapter of the monograph Anesthesia for Ophthalmic Surgery in Children.
The monograph describes the basic principles of anesthesia and intensive care in pediatric ophthalmic surgery. It considers the anatomy and physiology of the eye from the perspective of an anesthesiologist and intensive care specialist.
It presents appropriate methods of anesthesia and respiratory support for children of different ages with ophthalmic conditions, including critically low birth weight newborns and children with various comorbidities. Different types of anesthesia are compared using studies of hemodynamics, gas exchange and postoperative psychological status. A dedicated section examines the adequacy and safety of anesthetic care. The book is intended for anesthesiologists, intensive care specialists and ophthalmologists.
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