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Single-breath vital capacity high concentration sevoflurane induction in children: with or without nitrous oxide?

Lee et al., 2013

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3978113176383302439
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Lee S
Cheng S
Ng S
Lim S
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British journal of anaesthesia

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Background Single-breath vital capacity inhalation induction with high concentration sevoflurane (SBVC-HC) is a rapid and 'needleless' technique, preferred and well tolerated in the cooperative child. The addition of nitrous oxide may speed up induction by its second …
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