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PROLONGED RECOVERY STAY AND UNPLANNED ADMISSION OF THE PEDIATRIC SURGICAL OUTPATIENT - AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Authors: DERRICO C VOEPELLEWIS TD SIEWERT M MALVIYA S
Citation: C. Derrico et al., PROLONGED RECOVERY STAY AND UNPLANNED ADMISSION OF THE PEDIATRIC SURGICAL OUTPATIENT - AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 10(6), 1998, pp. 482-487
EVALUATION OF SIMETHICONE FOR THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT IN INFANTS
Authors: VOEPELLEWIS TD MALVIYA S BURKE C DAGOSTINO R HADDEN SM SIEWERT M TAIT AR
Citation: Td. Voepellewis et al., EVALUATION OF SIMETHICONE FOR THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT IN INFANTS, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 10(2), 1998, pp. 91-94
SEPARATION AND INDUCTION BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN - ARE PARENTS GOOD PREDICTORS
Authors: VOEPELLEWIS T TAIT AR OKELLY S MALVIYA S
Citation: T. Voepellewis et al., SEPARATION AND INDUCTION BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN - ARE PARENTS GOOD PREDICTORS, Anesthesiology, 89(3A), 1998, pp. 1293-1293
COLLOID VERSUS CRYSTALLOID PRIME SOLUTION FOR CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS IN INFANTS - RELATIONSHIP TO POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES
Authors: RIEGGER LQ MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T AUKERMAN J KULIK T BOVE E MOSCA R
Citation: Lq. Riegger et al., COLLOID VERSUS CRYSTALLOID PRIME SOLUTION FOR CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS IN INFANTS - RELATIONSHIP TO POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES, Anesthesiology, 89(3A), 1998, pp. 1294-1294
USE OF THE LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY IN CHILDREN WITH UPPER RESPIRATORY-TRACT INFECTIONS - A COMPARISON WITH ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION
Authors: TAIT AR PANDIT UA VOEPELLEWIS T MUNRO HM MALVIYA S
Citation: Ar. Tait et al., USE OF THE LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY IN CHILDREN WITH UPPER RESPIRATORY-TRACT INFECTIONS - A COMPARISON WITH ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION, Anesthesia and analgesia, 86(4), 1998, pp. 706-711
ADVERSE EVENTS AND RISKS OF SEDATION AND GENERAL-ANESTHESIA IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING MRI AND CT SCANS
Authors: MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T
Citation: S. Malviya et T. Voepellewis, ADVERSE EVENTS AND RISKS OF SEDATION AND GENERAL-ANESTHESIA IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING MRI AND CT SCANS, Anesthesia and analgesia, 86(2S), 1998, pp. 410-410
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PARENTS DECISIONS TO CONSENT TO THEIR CHILDS PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH
Authors: TAIT AR VOEPELLEWIS T SIEWERT M MALVIYA S
Citation: Ar. Tait et al., FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PARENTS DECISIONS TO CONSENT TO THEIR CHILDS PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH, Anesthesia and analgesia, 86(1), 1998, pp. 50-53
EFFECTS OF ANESTHETIC TECHNIQUE ON SIDE-EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH FENTANYL ORALET PREMEDICATION
Authors: MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T HUNTINGTON J SIEWERT M GREEN W
Citation: S. Malviya et al., EFFECTS OF ANESTHETIC TECHNIQUE ON SIDE-EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH FENTANYL ORALET PREMEDICATION, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 9(5), 1997, pp. 374-378
THE EFFECT OF A RIGHT-TO-LEFT CARDIOPULMONARY SHUNT ON THE RATE OF RISE OF END-TIDAL AND ARTERIAL HALOTHANE IN CHILDREN
Authors: HUNTINGTON J VOEPELLEWIS T REYNOLDS P MALVIYA S
Citation: J. Huntington et al., THE EFFECT OF A RIGHT-TO-LEFT CARDIOPULMONARY SHUNT ON THE RATE OF RISE OF END-TIDAL AND ARTERIAL HALOTHANE IN CHILDREN, Anesthesiology, 87(3), 1997, pp. 1040-1040
A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE RISKS OF UPPER RESPIRATORY-INFECTIONSIN CHILDREN UNDERGOING OPEN-HEART-SURGERY
Authors: MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T SIEWERT M PEARCE B TAIT AR
Citation: S. Malviya et al., A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE RISKS OF UPPER RESPIRATORY-INFECTIONSIN CHILDREN UNDERGOING OPEN-HEART-SURGERY, Anesthesiology, 87(3), 1997, pp. 1073-1073
ADVERSE EVENTS AND RISK-FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEDATION OF CHILDREN BY NONANESTHESIOLOGISTS
Authors: MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T TAIT AR
Citation: S. Malviya et al., ADVERSE EVENTS AND RISK-FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEDATION OF CHILDREN BY NONANESTHESIOLOGISTS, Anesthesia and analgesia, 85(6), 1997, pp. 1207-1213
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE A PARENTS DECISION TO CONSENT TO THEIR CHILDS PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH
Authors: TAIT AR VOEPELLEWIS T SIEWERT M MALVIYA S
Citation: Ar. Tait et al., FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE A PARENTS DECISION TO CONSENT TO THEIR CHILDS PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH, Anesthesia and analgesia, 84, 1997, pp. 458-458
EVALUATION OF SIMETHICONE FOR THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT IN INFANTS
Authors: VOEPELLEWIS T MALVIYA S BURKE C DAGOSTINO R HADDEN S TAIT AR
Citation: T. Voepellewis et al., EVALUATION OF SIMETHICONE FOR THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT IN INFANTS, Anesthesia and analgesia, 84, 1997, pp. 462-462
ADVERSE EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH SEDATION OF CHILDREN OUTSIDE THE OPERATING-ROOM
Authors: MALVIYA S VOEPELLEWIS T
Citation: S. Malviya et T. Voepellewis, ADVERSE EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH SEDATION OF CHILDREN OUTSIDE THE OPERATING-ROOM, Anesthesiology, 85(3A), 1996, pp. 1081-1081
SHOULD PREGNANCY TESTING BE ROUTINE IN ADOLESCENT PATIENTS PRIOR TO SURGERY
Authors: MALVIYA S DERRICO C REYNOLDS P HUNTINGTON J VOEPELLEWIS T PANDIT UA
Citation: S. Malviya et al., SHOULD PREGNANCY TESTING BE ROUTINE IN ADOLESCENT PATIENTS PRIOR TO SURGERY, Anesthesia and analgesia, 83(4), 1996, pp. 854-858
PREOPERATIVE PREGNANCY TESTING IN ADOLESCENTS
Authors: MALVIYA S PANDIT UA
Citation: S. Malviya et Ua. Pandit, PREOPERATIVE PREGNANCY TESTING IN ADOLESCENTS, Anesthesia and analgesia, 82(3), 1996, pp. 673-673
THE EFFECT OF CARDIOPULMONARY SHUNT ON THE RATE OF N2O WASH-IN IN CHILDREN
Authors: HUNTINGTON J MALVIYA S REYNOLDS P SHAYEVITZ J
Citation: J. Huntington et al., THE EFFECT OF CARDIOPULMONARY SHUNT ON THE RATE OF N2O WASH-IN IN CHILDREN, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 1130-1130
VOMITING AFTER OUTPATIENT TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY IN CHILDREN- THE ROLE OF NITROUS-OXIDE
Authors: PANDIT UA MALVIYA S LEWIS IH
Citation: Ua. Pandit et al., VOMITING AFTER OUTPATIENT TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY IN CHILDREN- THE ROLE OF NITROUS-OXIDE, Anesthesia and analgesia, 80(2), 1995, pp. 230-233
ARE ALL PRETERM INFANTS YOUNGER THAN 60 WEEKS POSTCONCEPTUAL AGE AT RISK FOR POSTANESTHETIC APNEA
Authors: MALVIYA S SWARTZ J LERMAN J
Citation: S. Malviya et al., ARE ALL PRETERM INFANTS YOUNGER THAN 60 WEEKS POSTCONCEPTUAL AGE AT RISK FOR POSTANESTHETIC APNEA, Anesthesiology, 78(6), 1993, pp. 1076-1081
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