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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230504547ding. These arrangements affect patient selection, the type of surgery offered, and management of the recovery process. The following discussion will focus on generic aspects of postanesthesia care for the ambulatory patient which must be adapted for individual institutional circumstances.

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Pediatric clinical challenges,resented by pediatric patients are summarized in this chapter, including respiratory issues such as respiratory infection and sleep apnea, gastrointestinal reflux, congenital heart disease, Down syndrome, neuromuscular disorders, and children with hematologic disorders and cancer.

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Regional anesthesia,er techniques can facilitate same-day discharge of patients having more complex and painful surgical procedures..–. When appropriate patient education and follow-up are provided, ambulatory discharge of a patient with an insensate extremity can be extremely safe and should be associated with very few complications..

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General anesthesia, suggests that regional anesthesia techniques reduce postanesthesia care unit (PACU) use and postoperative nausea and pain; however, they do not reduce the time to home-readiness. . Overall, general anesthesia continues to be the mainstay of ambulatory anesthesia practice.

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Postanesthesia care recovery and management,ding. These arrangements affect patient selection, the type of surgery offered, and management of the recovery process. The following discussion will focus on generic aspects of postanesthesia care for the ambulatory patient which must be adapted for individual institutional circumstances.