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Elevated intrathoracic CO2 pressure during thoracoscopic surgery decreases regional cerebral oxygen saturation in neonates and infants-A pilot study.

Felix NeunhoefferSteven W WarmannMichael HofbeckAlisa MüllerFrank FidelerGuido SeitzMartin U SchuhmannHans-Joachim KirschnerMatthias KumpfJörg Fuchs
Published in: Paediatric anaesthesia (2017)
We suggest that thoracoscopic surgery in neonates and infants, although generally safe, may be associated with a decrease in regional cerebral oxygen saturation correlating with the applied intrathoracic pressure. According to our data an inflation pressure >4 mm Hg should be avoided during thoracoscopic surgery.
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