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Challenging Cases in Pediatric Anesthesia

Administering anesthesia to pediatric patients can always be challenging, especially for the nonpediatric anesthesiologist. Certain types of pathology and non—operating room settings can make these cases even more of a challenge, even for the most skilled pediatric anesthesiologist. This article will outline a few of these special situations, and attempt to give the practitioner an approach to the management of these patients.