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Endoscopic Parathyroid and Thyroid Surgery,l practice. Many open abdominal operations have now been largely replaced by laparoscopic procedures, which result in less morbidity and postoperative pain, produce less scarring, and lead to a faster recovery [1]. Because of this change, surgeons have been seeking less invasive or minimally invasiv

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Anesthetic Considerations for Minimally Invasive Surgery,ildren. Hemodynamic and respiratory alterations as a result of intraperitoneal CO. insufflation may be potentially deleterious in these patients. Therefore, to provide anesthesia safely it has become increasingly important to understand the physiologic consequences of intraperitoneal CO. insufflatio

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