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An audit of anesthesia safety in a pediatric cochlear implantation program

Approximately 50 children per year undergo cochlear implant surgery under the Scottish Cochlear Implant Programme at University Hospital Crosshouse, Kilmarnock. Many have significant comorbidities. Although this district general hospital has a high dependency unit, there is no pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). Children deemed likely to need PICU care are operated on at the local tertiary pediatric hospital in Glasgow, 25 miles away.