Do We Need a Fluid Bolus? The Necessary Refinement of Pediatric Propofol Sedation - a Quality Improvement Project.

The preservation of hemodynamic stability without a saline bolus supports the literature that the saline bolus can be safely reduced during pediatric propofol sedation for MRI.

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Do We Need a Fluid Bolus? The Necessary Refinement of Pediatric Propofol Sedation - a Quality Improvement Project.

Mir H. Ali, Michael Moore, Andrew L Guymon, Laura E. Nelson
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Anesthesia and Sedative Agents
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Do We Need a Fluid Bolus? The Necessary Refinement of Pediatric Propofol Sedation - a Quality Improvement Project.

Mir H. Ali, Michael Moore, Andrew L Guymon, Laura E. Nelson
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The preservation of hemodynamic stability without a saline bolus supports the literature that the saline bolus can be safely reduced during pediatric propofol sedation for MRI.

PubMedVol. 77(12)
University of South Dakota (US), Sanford Children's Specialty Clinic (US)
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Do We Need a Fluid Bolus? The Necessary Refinement of Pediatric Propofol Sedation - a Quality Improvement Project. — Mir H. Ali, Michael Moore, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS